XII.

Or westward far, where dark Miami wends,

Seek that fair spot as yet to fame unknown;

Where, when the vesper dew of heaven descends,

Soft music breathes in many a melting tone,

At times so sadly sweet it seems the moan

Of some poor Ariel penanced in the rock;

Anon a louder burst--a scream! a groan!

And now amid the tempest's reeling shock,

Gibber, and shriek, and wail--and fiend-like laugh and mock.

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