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Epitaph: — Being part of an Inscription for a Monument to be

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Farewell, my best beloved! whose heavenly mind
Genius with virtue, strength with softness, joined;
Devotion, undebased by pride or art,
With meek simplicity, and joy of heart;
Though sprightly, gentle; though polite, sincere;
And only of thyself a judge severe;
Unblamed, unequalled, in each sphere of life,
The tenderest Daughter, Sister, Parent, Wife.
In thee their patroness the afflicted lost;
Thy friends, their pattern, ornament, and boast;
And I——but, ah! can words my loss declare,
Or paint the extremes of transport and despair?
O Thou, beyond what verse or speech can tell,
My guide, my friend, my best-beloved, farewell!

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Epitaph: — Being part of an Inscription for a Monument to be
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James Beattie, «Epitaph: — Being part of an Inscription for a Monument to be», Poetósfera, poetosfera.com/p/ws-en-epitaph-being-part-of-an-inscription-for-a-monum--james-beattie-4e36a1.html

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