THE MOTHERS KISS.
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Throughout the reignof childhood years, Its tender woes, it's transient tears,

 Which mar it's smiling bliss; Oh, whatis that so sweetly found A soothing balm for every wound?

 1t is--a Mothers Kiss. A Mothers Kiss !-oh,, sweefer far Than mornings sun, or evenings star,

 Or aught the tongue e'er tells ;- It gladdens more than morning'slight, Or that endearing ray at night,

 And every gloom dispels. When infancy serenely sleeps, And watch the guardian mother keeps

 Above its tender head;. When peaceful seems each slumbering sense It smiles, in dreams of innocence, ~ Then starts, as if with dread: A mothers tender kiss impressed. Can charm to peace the troubled rest

 SOfVne SO loF'd, so fair;- Those smiles, on seraph piniOns bright, Upon the lips again will light,

 And Sweetly frolic 4hers. And when few.months have passed away { And childhood first haslearned to stfay !. = To seek the violet sweet: - "A mothers kiss so fond and true, Is last to bid d fond adieu,

 And fst at hometo greet.