I've Lost A Day

i oei forever lost, Brif-ht jowt'l iro:n ihe diftdom f time; And whilo the olook strikes out tlie mitÏDigbchime, HU:als past thy beauty's ghost '. Bright was thy youthful mom, Anti fair theeurth witfa g' itening dew-dropa ifeininei, And htrange the sky witta glftnciM tiudows bemmi d, From wariutf Iílíüs oí' corn. Kfifnlcont "was thy nnon, TIi at bat hfd the nrnuaoent in Inning ligbt, Whore latoly floated o' the scu ui night, The araaotnt moulded inoon. And sweet thy starry eve, TVhon Zophyr Angels whinperyd in the enr 'J'iioir geutk' tbougbts, and Btote the mytic ter l'roui bwrta not wont to griev. , nteret to roturn, A splonilifl bubble dancing in the min,- A few brief moment, thon wm lost ;s won, And lost wc vainlr yearnl Ten, gone- forever gone ; Floating nway apon ÜX9 silent wave That Jmll ;tt ]nst the pulaelMl bordotü laVe Of lone ObliTion. O Earth I O Tintel OLifO! "Within the bosem of Kteinity 1 all ; nor rain BOT lOM "Tii vor bt But only constant ttrife ! The fltftü Hi'horaps of Man Must yioM tn tbe treat Enchantera rod ; The croatuiv, but an aniutttted eloJ, Cm chance not Nature' itlnn !