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Neglected Genius

A Poem. Illustrating the Untimely And Unfortunate Fate Of Many British Poets; From the Period of Henry the Eighth to the Aera of the Unfortunate Chatterton. Containing Imitations of their Different Styles, &c. &c. By W. H. Ireland

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Cale and neglectedd slombers Fancie's bard,
Hys mortayle parte entremed wythe the duste;
Airie the mysterk sprytes pace o'er the sward ,
To joyne theyre laments wyth eche passente gust.
Thrillinge's the owlett's screech, wyth bat's combin'd,
Embolleing lethalle horrours off nyghte's howr;
Rede , swotelie stealynge onn thee sorrowyng mynde,
Triomphaunte cryes—Dethe has ne longerr power;
O'er erthe's frayle parte hys aderne bronde had swaye,
Nowghte cann atteynte hys fame that glemes forr aye .
 

CALE — COLD.

ENTREMED — INTERMIXED.

MYSTERK — MYSTICK.

SPRYTES — SPIRITS.

SWARD — THE TURF.

PASSENTE — PASSING.

EMBOLLEING — SWELLING.

LETHALLE — DEADLY.

REDE — WISDOM.

SWOTELIE — SWEETLY.

ADERNE — CRUEL.

BRONDE — SWORD.

ATTEYNTE — TARNISH.

GLEMES — SHINES.

AYE — FOR EVER.