he vault that oft hath flung its black
I winged pannels fluttering back,
umphant, o'er the crested palls,
her grand family funerals-
he sepulcher, remote, alone,
inst whose portal she hath thrown,
childhood, many an idle stone--

he tomb from out whose sounding door
ne'er shall force an echo more.
-illing to think, poor child of sin
was the dead who groaned within.

SILENCE.

are some qualities-some incorporate things,

t have a double life, which thus is made e of that twin entity which springs

m matter and light, evinced in solid and shade.

is a two-fold Silence-sea and shore→→→ y and soul. One dwells in lonely places, vly with grass o'ergrown some solemn graces.

human memories and tearful lore,

er him terrorless: his name's “No More,” the corporate Silence, dread him not! power hath he of evil in himself, hould some urgent fate (untimely lot') ng thee to meet his shadow (nameless elf, haunteth the lone regions where hath trod ot of man,) commend thyself to God!

A DREAM WIT

A DREAM WIT

TAKE this kiss u And, in parting Thus much let n You are not wro That my days h Yet if hope has In a night, or in In a vision, or in Is it therefore th All that we see Is but a dream

I stand amid th Of a surf-torme And I hold with Grains of the go How few! yet Through my fin While I weepO God! can In Them with a ti O God! can In One from the p Is all that we s But a dream w

DREAMLAND.

y a route obscure and lonely,
aunted by ill angels only,
Where an Eidolon, named NIGHT,
n a black throne reigns upright,
have reached these lands but newly
rom an ultimate dim Thule-

m a wild weird clime that lieth, sublime, Out of SPACE-Out of TIME.

ottomless vales and boundless floods, nd chasms, and caves, and Titan woods With forms that no man can discover or the dews that drip all over; Countains toppling evermore to seas without a shore; eas that restlessly aspire, urging, unto skies of fire; akes that endlessly outspread heir ione waters-lone and dead,— heir still waters- still and chilly With the snows of the lolling ily.

y the lakes that thus outspread heir one waters, lone and deadheir sad waters, sad and chilly

With the snows of the lolling lily,—

DREA

By the mountains
Murmuring lowly
By the gray wood
Where the toad a
By the dismal tar
Where dwell
By each spot the
In each nook mos
There the travele
Sheeted Memorie
Shrouded forms

As they pass the
White-robed form
In agony, to the

For the heart wh 'Tis a peaceful, s For the spirit th "Tis-oh 'tis an E But the traveler, May not-dare n Never its myster To the weak hu So wills its King The uplifting of And thus the sa Beholds it but th By a route obscu Haunted by ill a Where an Eidol On a black thro I have wandered From this ultim