Autumn

tho ARÖD: Tb8 siimmcr fiowon uro dyïhjii 'i lu ir bluom has poned away; Badl] tbfl winda nretighing 'j'li'v ucocnta dl deoay. Tl1 LeaVgs, ttoo, all hk t'mling, AndfalliiiM l the gröunö-, WhiJe clouda uain aw abading The sky In gJOOm tuound. 80011 wffl withering tmio ui win.ter'e stomer powef, lieve asi-ert her fro nn Wi.fiv siiiiiinci naied hor bower ; And the light voioe ut' gladii&n, Wbiol ■ ro in song, "Vill rh-uiL-v its tont'.s tt -sudiu-sf, Whun storm shall wep along. The U-af whose hiie wal fuirest, Wua tii%t to iall away : Tlio rbse whoce tweftth aa rareatj o ■:■■ ■ i.. i'-! .'..r.iV. h?u joya ih.it ehann the aweeterti And 1 1 t '■'■ hoajrti Ar' ever raí the ilt'!fst In BTTTOW U) de] Bit. lïut thcifi is another spliere, u't.,'ir inv KD.Ö Joy ihttU rt?iin t Ropbsthat charm and leave oshere, hall constant tht.ru rnimin. There flowera shaU oever fade, Xhi ir broath shaU neyer die, And clouds shall DOTOT BnAQI The brighi and sunay aky. ASffl AB8OB1 Sopt. 1871.