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Poem by Thomas Gent


Widowed Love


Tell me, chaste spirit! in yon orb of light,
  Which seems to wearied souls an ark of rest,
So calm, so peaceful, so divinely bright—
  Solace of broken hearts, the mansion of the bless'd!

Tell me, oh! tell me—shall I meet again
  The long lost object of my only love!
—This hope but mine, death were release from pain;
  Angel of mercy! haste, and waft my soul above!

Mr. T. Millar has composed sweet music to these lines, and has been peculiarly fortunate in composing and singing some of the exquisite Melodies of T.H. Bayly, Esq. of Bath.



Thomas Gent


Thomas Gent's other poems:
  1. To a Fly, on the Bosom of Chloe, While Sleeping
  2. Henry and Eliza
  3. Lines, Written on the Sixth of September
  4. On the Death of Lord Nelson
  5. To ––––


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