TO ELIZABETH.

BY DIR. soLYMAN BROWN.
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Twas when thy years were tender, love,

 And beauty's budding rose Was on thy cheek, like summers tints

 On Alps eternal snows; And when thy maiden thoughts were pure

 As dew-drops on the lawn, s .... Or virg in breeze that famed the flowers

 On Edens natal morn: Twas then our hopes, our fears, our joys,

 Our sorrows were begun; -. And then our hearts, like kindred drops,

 Were mingled into one. s, And years have flown since first we met, And many smile and tear Have marked the hours, the days, the month or each revolving year; The joys of hope, the bangs of fear,

 Have proved their varying powers, And Fancy used our waking thoughts

 To gild our dreaming hours: Thus Time may roll his chariot on,

 Till all his race be run, And find our hearts, like kindred drops, Still mingling into one. .u Deluded man may search for bliss In power, or fame, or wealth; . l seek the joys of welded love, Of competence and health. To these let HEAVEN in mercy add,

 From love's exhaustless store, A heart that glows with charity, .1 And l would ask no more; .- For then, like thine. in paths of truth, My hast'ning steps shall run. And thus our hearts, like kindred drops, Shall mingle into one. .H Ye glittering gems that ceaseless gild

 The azure robe of night! Beyond your spheres shall Love reveal

 A world of holier light: d. There farer stars, in purer skies, r Der grecner fields shalt move, Where every thought is perfect tr uth,

 And each affection. love; ..E There shall we, dearest, ever gaze On heavens unclouded sun; And there our hearts, like kindred drops,

 Be mingled into one.