REMEMBRANCE.
I recollect my happy home,
My pleasures as a child;
The forest where I used to roam,
The rocks so bleak and wild.
That home is tenantless; the spot
It graced is rude and bare;
The lov'd ones gone, our name forgot.
And desolation there.
Forget Me Not—1829.
In how many thousand hearts will this lament find an echo!