I.

As down life's morning stream we glide,

Full oft some Flower stoops o'er its side,

And beckons to the smiling shore,

Where roses strew the landscape o'er:

Yet as we reach that Flower to clasp,

It seems to mock the cheated grasp,

And whisper soft, with siren glee,

"My bloom is not--oh not for thee!"

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