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My Mind and its Thoughts, in Sketches, Fragments, and Essays

Morton, Sarah Wentworth (1759-1846)

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My Mind AND ITS THOUGHTS, IN SKETCHES, FRAGMENTS, AND ESSAYS;
 
RUSTIC LINES,
 
ODE TO MERCY.
 
LINES TO POVERTY.
 
SOUVENIR.
 
TO GEORGE HENRY APTHORP.
 
LINES
 
LINES
 
LINES
 
PRAYER TO PATIENCE.
 
CHARACTER FROM LIFE.
 
MAUDLA.
 
LINES TO JOHN C. WARREN, M. D. OF BOSTON, MASS.
 
STANZAS
 
STANZAS TO DISAPPOINTMENT.
 
TO MR. STUART.
 
INSCRIPTION,
 
SONG.
 
INSCRIPTIONS. Intended for a little Island upon the Schuylkill, belonging to the proprietor of the Woodlands; at whose request the following were hastily written.
 
PHILADELPHIA.
 
STANZAS.
 
BATAVIA,
 
ELEGY.
 
SONG OF THE RUNIC BARD.
 
IMITATION,
 
ODE
 
ODES TO TIME.
 
SECOND ODE TO TIME.
 
DISINTERESTEDNESS,
 
LINES,
 
SECOND ADDRESS
 
TO LEWIS HERVEY, ESQ.
 
INJUNCTION TO D. W. L.
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CHARACTERISTIC SONGS.
 
SUCCESSFUL LOVER.
 
SONG.
 
TO A BEAUTIFUL INFANT.
 
LINES TO A LADY, DANCING.
 
IMPROMPTU,
 
LINES IMPROMPTU,
 
LINES,
 
LINES,
 
EPISTLE,
 
ODE FOR MUSIC.
 
TRIBUTARY LINES
 
TO THE HON. JOHN JAY.
 
TO HIS EXCELLENCY JOHN JAY,
 
SONNET, TO MAJOR GENERAL LINCOLN.
 
SONNET TO THE FULL SUMMER MOON.
 
SONNET TO ADVERSITY.
 
STANZAS TO AARON BURR.
 
LINES TO MRS. MONTGOMERY.
 
STANZAS,
 
STANZAS,
 
CONCILIATION.
 
INSCRIPTION.
 
STANZAS.
 
STANZAS.
 
THE AFRICAN CHIEF.
 
CHARACTERISTIC PORTRAIT.
 
STANZAS
 
PROPHECY,
 
NAVAL SONG,
 
DIRGE.
 
ODE,
 
SONG,
 
THE STAR GAZER.
 
MORTAL AND IMMORTAL.
 
THE SABBATH.
 
LINES
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HYMNS.
 
REANIMATION.
 
DEDICATION HYMN.
 
HYMN.
 
HYMN.
 
HYMN.
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TWO HYMNS,
 
[HYMN 1st.]
 
HYMN 2d.
 
STANZAS.
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MONODIES, Elegies, and Stanzas.
 
MONODY,
 
EPITAPH,
 
ELEGIAC LINES,
 
TO THE MEMORY
 
AUX MANES DE JULIE.
 
MEMENTO,
 
MONODY,
 
RECOLLECTIONS,
 
STANZAS,
 
LAMENTATIONS
 
STANZAS,
 
STANZAS,
 
LINES
 
APOSTROPHE,
 
LINES,
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INVOCATION,
 
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Apology.

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123

INJUNCTION TO D. W. L.

WHEN SEPARATED FROM THE OBJECT OF HIS AFFECTION BY THE ERRORS OF HIS OWN CONDUCT.

Ingrate! to whom, at nature's happiest hour,
Was given of heart the prize, of mind the power:
Wit to delight, and virtue to improve,
Much to command, and more to sanction love!
Hence those dove eyes, which charmed thy soul away,
Glance through the transient tear their trembling ray,
Pensive, and sweet, the speaking wanderer's own,
How cold the hope that lives when love is gone.
Hear then that heart—its noblest precept hear—
With lip of fondness dry the impatient tear;
Let whispered passion every wrong remove,
And wake to honour! tenderness and love!
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