BY J. B. VANSCHAICK.

When motes, that dancing

In golden wine,

To the eyes' glancing

Speak while they shine--

Then, the draught pouring,

Love's fountain free,

Mute, but adoring,

I drink to thee.

When sleep enchaineth,

Sense steals away--

Dream, o'er mind reigneth

With dark strange sway--

One sweet face floateth

Sleep's misty sea,

Th' unconscious heart doateth

On thee--on thee.

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