BEAUTIES OF BYRON: SELECTED BY Alfred Howard, Esq. PUBLISHED BY NAYLER & Co. BOOKSELLERS, AMSTERDAM. MDCCCXXXVII. BEAUTIES OF BYRON. ANACREONTIC SONG. FILL the Goblet again! for I never before Felt the glow that now gladdens my heart to its core; Let us drink! who would not? since through life's varied In the Goblet alone, no deception is found. (round I have tried, in its turn, all that life can supply; In the days of my youth, when the heart's in the spring, And dreams that Affection can never take wing, I had friends! who has not? but what tongue will avow That friends, rosy Wine! are so faithfull as thou? The breast of a mistress some boy may estrange canst change; Thou never Thou grow'st old! who does not? but on earth what appears Whose virtues, like thine, still increase with its years? |