THE WELLS O' WEARY.

Down in the valley lone,

Far in the wild wood,

Bubble forth springs, each one

Weeping like childhood;

Bright on their rushy banks,

Like joys among sadness,

Little flowers bloom in ranks--

Glimpses of gladness.

Sweet 'tis to wander forth,

Like pilgrims at even;

Lifting our souls from earth

To fix them on Heaven;

Then in our transport deep,

This world forsaking:

Sleeping as angels sleep,

Mortals awaking!

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