II.

And yet--tis passing sad that rhyme,

Most fitting garb for theme sublime,

Should trumpet, in high sounding chime,

The thoughts of wrong.

With eagle flights all may not soar,

Nor bask in fields of richest lore,

Yet, poesy a balm should pour

O'er worldly woes.

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