THE HEARTS CHANGE.
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THE HEARTS CHANGE. There is a change, an utter change, That comes upon the heart, Ere time one feature can derange,

 Or bid one smile depart; The outward form is all the same;

 Nor are, by words expressed The dark and boding thoughts thattame The fires within the breast. ndimm'd-unaltered-still tho eye Beams forth on all around And If the bosom heaves sigh,

 That sigh has scarce sound. Yet though the world may never dream Ourspirits touched by care, So buoyant and so free they seem-- We are not what we were! Der us--we scarce know whence Of when That change begins to steal Which teaches that we e'er'again. As once we felt, shall feel. A curtain, slowly drawn aside,

 Reveals a shadow'a scene, Wherein the future differs wide

 From what the past has been. 'Tis not the earth withholds it's joys, Ks manhood crowns the brow; Tl.e same pursuits we loved as boys, Life offers to LIS now: And still we seek the giddy round, And join the laughers there, But feel that in the festive round Our hearts have now no share. Yet mourn we not this early change Tis sent our souls to show How narrow is the utmost range Allow'd them here below;-- 'Ils sent to bid our youth aspire From scenes so soon o'ercast, To those whose pleasure ne'er can tire, And shall forever last.