FOR THE ENQUIRER. 9TANZAE
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TO ONE WHO MAY UNDERSTAND THEAG. Thou hast forgotten! it is welL psrehnnce, "a sai

 For life to thee is in its early spring, With all it's flowers unwither'd. and thy glance

 Delights on all things beautiful to fling

 The magic Ofits light Iwould enhance Thy ifes joy if could, but oh to bring My memory OCT thy gentle heart, would be w 70 Darkening earths glorious sky with clouds for thee. Thou hast forgotten let me not complain-

 My heart through gnefis harden'd, and hath long Been nerv'd by the sad ministry of Pain, .ss s.

 And fed on pOsOns is perchance grown strong To suffer and endure, yet would I fain

 Claim thy remembrance when the syren song Oflfe hath lostits music, and thy thought Pines for a world where memory paineth not.

 Thou hast forgotten let me not forget

 IwOuldnOt loose thine image from my heart For the worlds pageantry-we have not met

 Often, and it may be as strangers part 1 We parted, but Eternity hath set , l..

 Its seal on each sweet thought of thee; thou art Henceforth the hallow'd idol to whose shrine ' This wayward thought will turn, with love divine. Thou hast forgotten but why should grow Y

 Sad, that thy gentle heart should cease to feel The love Ipine for-it hath aye been so

 My life hath been all mockery--to kneel At deserted altar, and to throw <. & q

 The love a colder spirit would conceal M Unprised into its flame; and such will be Through life the color of my destiny. .s. Thou hast forgotten but thou wilt at last 4 Remember in a lonelier hour, when he

 Whom hath blghted, shall have cast

 EArth's bondage from his spirits wing, and be With the undying of the shadowy past .@

 A viewless wanderer of Eternity .l..-. Thou wilt remember, it may be with tears,

 The fiiend" forgotten in thy earlier years. r.ss sss r5# 4... SEDLEY.