LINES TO BLUMINE.

When day gives place to sweeter night,

And twinkling stars come out on high,

Like sentinels in armor bright,

To watch amid the ebon sky;

High in the north thine eye will see

_That lonely star_, whose steady beam

Shall look into thy heart, and be

The phantom of thy troubled dream.

I love thee not: though once thy heart

Beat in warm answer to my own;

Like strangers we shall meet and part,

And I shall tread my way alone.

_Brooklyn, L. I._ HANS VON SPIEGEL.

The Knickerbocker, or New-York Monthly Magazine, May 1844 Volume 23, Number 5 · 第 15 / 56 题