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TIE EVENING STAR,
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TIE EVENING STAR.
|sweet thy .soften'd radiance,
Bright star of even,
Through blue ethergliding;
Sparkling to heavens;
when the dues are falling,
When twilight loiters,
Then thy ravs are dancing
O'er the blue waters.
|Now, when in thy glittering rays,
The trembling dew-drops glistci,
/. ct lovers breathe their soitest VOWS
Let blus.ing maidens listen.
|Oh love thy splendor,
For there's u bosom,
Young, and warm, and tender
Pure as thy heaven,
who, when thou, in brightness,


Shone on this bower;
Call'd thy orb to witness


She was mine----eyer
And can that moment be forgot
No not till Deaths cold finger
|shall hush the throbbings ofthis heart,
And life no longer lingcr.
Star of love thou'rt sinking,
Where the bright waters
kiss shores Of sparkling gold,
Midst groves or spices;
2Yet, around her pile,
Shcdtlly mild influence,
| As DER emerald pillows
Thy lingering rays dance;
Then, when from eastern, bltshing skies;
Day spreads his empire o'erus,
|Bless'd star, we'll watch thy parting ray,
And hail thee beauteous, glorious