Time, As He Passes Us, Has A

Some Write A Narrative Of Wars And Feats, Of Heroes Little Known, And Call The Rant A History.

Glory, Built On Selfish Principles, Is Shame And Guilt.

No Wisdom That She May Gain By Experience And Reflection Hereafter, Will Compensate The Loss Of Her Present Hilarity.

When I Thinkof My Own Native Land, In A Moment I Seem To Be There; But Alas! Recollection At Hand Soon Hurries Me Back To Despair.

Greece, Sound, Thy Homer's, Rome Thy Virgil's Name, But England's Milton Equals Both In Fame.