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Poem by Christian Milne


Written in a State of Suspence


HAIL! beauteous Spring; thy smiling face
Once made me more than blest,
When Fancy taught me that I held
A place in DAMON 's breast.
He said, he lov'd me passing well;
But why did I believe?
My artless mind did ne'er suggest,
He meant but to deceive.
He kindly pour'd Love's healing balm,
When Grief my bosom swell'd;
'Twas thus he won my honest heart,
By Gratitude impell'd.
Then green-ey'd Jealousy be gone,
Nor cloud with doubts my mind;
For sure the Swain can ne'er prove false,
Who once was true and kind. 



Christian Milne


Christian Milne's other poems:
  1. Song 7 (Cool evening invites--let us stray)
  2. When in Dread of My Husband’s Safety at Sea
  3. Written in Early Spring, 1795
  4. Song 1 (Now Winter is o'er, and sweet Spring is returning)
  5. A Scotch Song


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