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Poem March 25, 1826

The Ladies' Garland

Harpers Ferry, Jefferson County, West Virginia

What is this article about?

A romantic poem declaring the impossibility of forgetting a beloved, as memories, dreams, and hopes perpetually revive their pure and beautiful presence.

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"FORGET ME NOT"
BY THE REV. GEORGE W. DOANE, A. M.

Forget thee!--how could I?--each morn would
remind me
Of days which thy presence has hallow'd and
blest,
And each night, in its visions and dreams, would re-
store thee,
All pureness and beauty, mine angel of rest.
Forget thee!--why should I since with thee is
blended
Each scene of delight that my fancy e'er drew:
And the hopes that on thee and love have attended,
Were those of my life I most wish'd to find true.
No, trust, that fervent and fond recollection,
Those hopes, even fonder, can never depart,
Till the holiest fount of my earthly affection
Shall ebb, with the warm tide of life, from my
heart.

What sub-type of article is it?

Ode

What themes does it cover?

Love Courtship

What keywords are associated?

Forget Me Not Enduring Love Romantic Memory Angel Rest Earthly Affection

What entities or persons were involved?

By The Rev. George W. Doane, A. M.

Poem Details

Title

"Forget Me Not"

Author

By The Rev. George W. Doane, A. M.

Form / Style

Rhymed Stanzas

Key Lines

Forget Thee! How Could I? Each Morn Would Remind Me All Pureness And Beauty, Mine Angel Of Rest. No, Trust, That Fervent And Fond Recollection,

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