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FROM TAX \. \. COMMERCIAL ADVERTISER
THERE Is word that rends the heart,
Which all have said and all msst say
Which breaks the bands of love apart,
And drlVes the dream OF bliss away -
And cen when youth all buoyant springs
Fresh into life, and gaily sings
Light as the wood-lark on the spray,
That dreaded word may then be said,
Sad as the anthem DER the dead.
A word-that makes us sadly own
That all our dearest JOYS are vain,
Which bids us trace our steps alone
Upon tie fnty path Of pain -
Which. uttered BY the parting breath.
Wien the soul feels the chill Of death
And cannot glow with life again,
Commands the tears of love 10 flow
For what hath been its JOY below.
A word-that breaks the fond caress
Oj youthful hearts in happy hours,
Which makes the world 4 wilderness
DEVOID of verdure~-sun--and flowers
The blighted leaves bcstrew the ground
The fatal ivy wreathing round
0'ershadowng the broken bowers,
Where once the rose and lily grew
And sparkled in the morning dew.
A word-that sewers every tie
We fondly hope will last for aye
Which dims the light of besuty's eye
And chases all her smiles away -
Which makes Affections on her brow,
Aid wrings with pain her breast ofsnOw-
W bat word is this which all must say -
Youth, manhood, age We all can tell
1t is that fatal word, FAREWE ELL


FLORIO.
New York, Oct. II, 1921.