song—i dreamd i lay
i dreamd i lay where flowers were springing
gaily in the sunny beam;
listning to the wild birds singing,
by a falling crystal stream:
straight the sky grew black and daring;
thro the woods the whirlwinds rave;
tress with aged arms were warring,
oer the swelling drumlie wave.
such was my lifesceitful morning,
such the pleasures i enjoyed:
but lang or noon, loud tempests storming
a my flowery blissstroyd.
tho fickle fortune hasceivd me—
she promisd fair, and performd but ill,
of mony a joy and hope bereavd me—
i bear a heart shall support me still.
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