Lays of Ancient Virginia, and Other Poems by James Avis Bartley
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A fearful throb in injured breasts,
To make vile despots quake-- And teach the world this truthful lore, That Greater still must reign, Or Weaker must exist on earth And pass to dust in vain!" STANZAS. Hark! how the wintry tempest raves, Along the frozen plain-- Dark, dark the lowering clouds above, And fast descends the rain. But, lady! now a deeper gloom Surrounds thy lover's soul, And wilder floods of grief and woe, Around his spirit roll. THE LOVER. SCENE I.--A WOODED MOUNTAIN IN BLOOM--TIME |
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