II. On the green bowers III. There my gay brother Less joyous is grown; They'll sigh for me still, love; IV. Though I forget not The name I bear now, And though I regret not A tear's in mine eye; Most dear as thou art, love, (DECEMBER 16, 1836.) CHARADES AND ENIGMAS.* I. THE First is for love and thee, Mary,— And so firmly hold Those links of gold, That the Second it never shall be—Mary ! The Second is ever free, Mary, Free as the foaming brine; From the poet's eye, Or the laugh that speaks in thine-Mary! Though the First be a wayward thing, Mary,Though a wayward thing it be, When thought hath power In the midnight hour, Be sure it is ever with thee-Mary! * Should the solutions be required, they will be found given in the Table of Contents to this volume. II. ENIGMA. THROUGH thy short and shadowy span (NOVEMBER, 1821.) |