Poems by George Pope Morris
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But the scene was changed--the boys Left their native soil-- Rhyme's pursuit was idle joys, Reason's manly toil: Soon Rhyme was starving in a ditch, While Reason grew exceeding rich. Since the dark and fatal hour, When the brothers parted, Reason has had wealth and power-- Rhyme's poor and broken-hearted! And now, or bright, or stormy weather, They twain are seldom seen together. Starlight Recollections. 'Twas night. Near the murmuring Saone, We met with no witnesses by, But such as resplendently shone In the blue-tinted vault of the sky: Your head on my bosom was laid, As you said you would ever be mine; |
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