TO THE EVENING STAR.

Star of descending Night!

Lovely and fair,

Robed in thy mellow light,

Subtle and rare;

Whence are thy silvery beams,

That o'er lone ocean gleams,

And in our crystal streams

Dip their bright hair?

Far in yon liquid sky,

Where streamers play

And the red lightnings fly,

Hold'st thou thy way;

Clouds may envelop thee,

Winds rave o'er land and sea,

O'er them thy march is free

As thine own ray.

The Modern Scottish Minstrel, Volume 4. The Songs of Scotland of the Past Half Century · 第 88 / 300 题