POETRY.

From the Nesc- York Mirror.
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TO ONE FAR AWAY. BIN. P. wILLrs.

 "And lhoa art iair, --, who, when my being overhOwed, Vert like golden chaliee 10 bright wine, Which else had sunk into the dusty ear,h.''

 SheLIey's PrOmethew Ae, gaziog on the PIeiades, .. We count each bright and starry one, Yet wander from the light of these To muse upon the Pleiad gone As, bending OCT Eesh gathered flowers, The roses most enchanting hue Reminds us but of other hours

 Whose roses were asi lovely too :-- So, dearest, when rove amoRg The bright ones ef this foreign sky. And catch the smile, or list the song,. Or watch the dancers gliding by,- .. The fairer stiil they seem 10 he, The more it stirs a ihorgh, of thee: Ths sad, swee. hetls of fwilight.chime Of many hearts may touch but one; And 20 this seeming eareless rhyme Will whisper to thy heart alone. 1 give it to the winds. The bird Let loose, to his tar sest will flee, And love, though brea,hed but cn word Will find thee over land and sea. Though clouds across the sky have driven, We trust the star at las, will shine, And, like the very light of heaven, trust thy love-frmst thoM in nsine