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Poem April 18, 1850

The Star Of The North

Bloomsburg, Columbia County, Pennsylvania

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Romantic poem by Lewis F. Thomas extolling the beauty and virtues of Alla Wall, expressing devotion and longing after their parting, with prayers for her well-being.

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ALLA WALL.

BY LEWIS F. THOMAS.

She's fairer than the lily blows,
Her voice breathes music when she speaks
Her lips are brighter than the rose
That lends its hue to light her cheeks :

O ! heart, and mind, and feelings all,
Are purest in sweet Alla Wall.

From giddy scenes with pleasure rife
From boon companions free and gay,
From worldlings used to lucre's strife,
From all I'd gladly turn away ;
Nor envy peer or prince, his hall,
Had I a cot with Alla Wall.

So kind, so joyous, and so true,
So lovely, loving, and beloved,
Her bosom never sorrow knew,
Save when for others' woes it moved;
And oh! she holds my heart in thrall.
My soul's own darling, Alla Wall.

We parted-and perchance for aye-
A weary wanderer now I roam,
Her prayers I know ascend on high
To smooth the pilgrim's pathway home
And I've my prayer, whatever fall-
God bless thee ever, Alla Wall.

What sub-type of article is it?

Ode Song

What themes does it cover?

Love Courtship

What keywords are associated?

Alla Wall Romantic Ode Parting Devotion Wanderer

What entities or persons were involved?

By Lewis F. Thomas.

Poem Details

Title

Alla Wall

Author

By Lewis F. Thomas.

Subject

Tribute To Alla Wall On Parting

Key Lines

O ! Heart, And Mind, And Feelings All, Are Purest In Sweet Alla Wall. Had I A Cot With Alla Wall. My Soul's Own Darling, Alla Wall. God Bless Thee Ever, Alla Wall.

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