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Literary December 16, 1826

The Ladies' Garland

Harpers Ferry, Jefferson County, West Virginia

What is this article about?

A romantic poem from the National Gazette expressing enduring love, commitment to cherish a beloved through life's joys and sorrows, and the power of affection to brighten existence.

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FROM THE NATIONAL GAZETTE

My chosen and my fairest
In sunshine and in gloom
Thy kindling eye shall cheer my paths,
Thy gentle smile illume;
And hand in hand we'll onward walk
Amid life's busy crowd,
While love shall cast a golden hue
On every passing cloud.

I'll cherish thee, my sweet one,
So fondly from all ill.
That time shall win its silent way,
But leave with thee no chill:
And thus undimm'd when years have flown
Affection's star shall shine,
As when I breath'd my earliest vows,
And blushes spake thee mine.

My best beloved, thus together,
We'll watch life's changing tide,
And gather all the fairest flowers,
That on the surface glide:
And grief shall be an idle name,
And sorrowing thoughts unknown
For love in darkest hours can form
A bright world of its own.

What sub-type of article is it?

Poem

What themes does it cover?

Love Romance

What keywords are associated?

Romantic Poem Enduring Love Affection Vows Life Journey Cherish Beloved

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My Chosen And My Fairest In Sunshine And In Gloom Thy Kindling Eye Shall Cheer My Paths, Thy Gentle Smile Illume; I'll Cherish Thee, My Sweet One, So Fondly From All Ill. That Time Shall Win Its Silent Way, But Leave With Thee No Chill: For Love In Darkest Hours Can Form A Bright World Of Its Own.

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