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THE TROUBADOUR.


    The young moon's vestal lamp that hour
Seem'd pale as that it pined for love;
    No marvel such a night had power,
So calm below, so fair above,
To wake the spirit's finest chords
Till minstrel thoughts found minstrel words.


THE LAST SONG.


It is the latest song of mine
    That ever breathes thy name,
False idol of a dream-raised shrine,
    Thy very thought is shame,—
Shame that I could my sprit bow
To one so very false as thou.