VII.

Romantic Wyoming! could none be found

Of all that rove thy Eden groves among,

To wake a native harp's untutored sound,

And give thy tale of wo the voice of song?

Oh! if description's cold and nerveless tongue

From stranger harps such hallowed strains could call,

How doubly sweet the descant wild had rung,

From one who, lingering round thy ruined wall,

Had plucked thy mourning flowers and wept thy timeless fall.

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