SONNET.
Tha bride is happy 1 Is she P t Fell no tear In sad ramorabranoe, full of him once dear ? Or o'er the solemn vow was pladgsd, which pk'ced The final bar 4o hope, was not retraced The i%036- strewn path of first affection's day9 ? Back, o'er fond-looks did she not turn her gaze, And love-fraught smiles ? The accents soib, that breathed The sweet entrancing music of deep love,. ; Heard she again ? Or, saw she the bereaved Heart stricken by her perfidy, but prove His anguish by the hollow laugh, the eye Of flame, and curling lip of scorn ? To move Had these no power ? or is her heart a lie ? She may be happy! yet, perebanoe ahe'U sigh. Goolabah. M.
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Southland Times, Issue 592, 16 November 1866, Page 3
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122SONNET. Southland Times, Issue 592, 16 November 1866, Page 3
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