Darrynane in Eighteen Hundred and Thirty-Two: And Other Poems (Classic Reprint) - Tapa blanda

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Ady, the Poems which I offer thee Were written, some in days of earliest youth, Others in my maturer years, while some Have had their birth in more than middle age. Their composition hath been unto me Like health, the pleasure of my pleasant days, And sweetest solace of my sadder hours. One merit may at least my verses claim, That they, if feeble, truly do express The inmost thoughts and feelings of my heart. Such as they are, I lay them at thy feet, A tribute to the goodness and the grace With which, in happier times, thou didst preside.

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