The works of Mrs. Hemans With a memoir of her life, by her sister. In seven volumes |
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IV.—SEEK BY THE SILVERY DARRO. |
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IV.—SEEK BY THE SILVERY DARRO.
Seek by the silvery Darro,
Where jasmine flowers have blown;
There hath she left no footsteps?
—Weep, weep, the maid is gone!
Where jasmine flowers have blown;
There hath she left no footsteps?
—Weep, weep, the maid is gone!
Seek where our lady's image
Smiles o'er the pine-hung steep;
Hear ye not there her vespers?
—Weep for the parted, weep!
Smiles o'er the pine-hung steep;
Hear ye not there her vespers?
—Weep for the parted, weep!
Seek in the porch where vine-leaves
O'ershade her father's head?
—Are his grey hairs left lonely?
—Weep! her bright soul is fled.
O'ershade her father's head?
—Are his grey hairs left lonely?
—Weep! her bright soul is fled.
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