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William Lisle Bowles

1762 to 1850

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Just wakes a tear, and then is felt no more.
And nought but sorrow's softest touch remains;
O Harmony! thou tenderest nurse of pain,
More smooth along, the silent passions meet
If that thy note's sweet magic e'er can heal
Till memory her fairest tints shall bring;
That, when the transitory charm is o'er,
That waved o'er the charmed sense its gladsome wing!
In one suspended transport, sad and sweet;
Oh! let me listen to thy songs again;
Hope wake with brighter eye, and listening seem
With smiles to think on some delightful dream,
For when thou leadest all thy soothing strains
Griefs which the patient spirit oft may feel,

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