MY EASY CLIME
The gracious Gods smile down upon
Our easy chair, our glowing hearth ;
And fancy leads us on and on
To gayer lands of ease and mirth,
The glowing embers slowly part
In shadowy designs, and pass
Like somber changes o'er the heart,
Or eloud•laml o'er a lake of glass.
Though conjured forms in myriad folds
Grow with our mind in easy chair,
And Spanish castles stored with gold,
Like dulcet forms fade in the air,
Though all intangible cloth seem,
As the gay things our minds create,
Who loves not oft to idly dream
Before the genial winter's grate.
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