"O! since my gaudier hopes no more avail, Here shelter'd, may I heave a few fond sighs; And, as the wounded dove o'er hill and dale To her own nest on flagging pinion flies, Languish amidst domestic sympathies; Sooth'd by these shades! Here, after many a blast Darkening the pale horizons of my skies-- Here, o'er my head the wintry harrows past, Be mine, in this still pause, at home to breathe my last."