THE WEDDING.

Pass thou on! for the vow is said

That may ne'er be broken;

The trembling hand hath a blessing laid

On snowy forehead and auburn braid,

And the word is spoken

By lips that never their word betray'd.

Pass thou on! for thy human all

Is richly given,

And the voice that claims its holy thrall

Must be sweeter for life than music's fall,

And, this side heaven,

Thy lip may never that trust recall.

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