BY ZARRY ZYLE.

Methought I heard a whispering on the strings

Of hidden harps, in airy form that play,

And lend their voice to fair imaginings,

And wake young thoughts which in their cradles lay.

I wished to set the prisoned minstrels free,

Like liberated Ariels to sing,

And lend a voice to all that eye could see,

From the first dawn of the green light of spring,

To the last lowering sweep of winter's stormy wing.

_William Naylor's MSS._

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