IV.

Would that some faint ray of the heavenly light

Shower'd on thy children now might rest on me,

Illume my twilight thoughts and grant me sight

Into the depths of Nature's poesie;

And tune my faltering tones to breathe aright

That which my heart so fondly feels of thee,

For 'twere a music sweet as heaven's own lays,

Could love's deep soul be cadenced in thy praise.

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