Excerpt from Poetical Works of the Late Mrs. Mary Robinson: Including the Pieces Last Published, The Three Volumes Complete in One

The tear of tender anguish ¿ows, Such magic in thy sorrow lies, That ev'ry bosom shares thy woes.

When on thy lovely perfect face, The sportive dimpled smile we see, With eager hope the cause we trace, And wish to share the bliss with thee.

For in thine highly gifted mind, Superior charms so sweetly blend, In each such gentle grace we find, Oh! Who could gaze upon that lip, That coral lip of brightest hue, Nor wish the honied balm to sip.

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