Song Inscribed To Alexander Cunningham
floweret's peaceful lot,
in yonder cliff that grows,
which, save the li's flight, i wot,
nae ruder visit knows,
was miill love has o'er me past,
and blighted a' my bloom;
and now, beh the withering bst,
my youth and joy e.
the waken'd v'rock warbling springs,
and climbs the early sky,
winnowing blythe his dewy wings
in m's rosy eye;
as little reck'd i sorrow's power,
until the flowery snare
o'witg love, in luckless hour,
made me the thrall o' care.
o had my fate been greennd snows,
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