Oh! I have seen the blush of morn, And I have seen the evening sky; But ah! they faded when I gaz'd On the bright heaven of Margaret's eye. I've seen the Queen of evening ride Majestic, 'mid the clouds on high; But e'en Diana in her pride Was dim, near Margaret's brilliant eye. I've seen the azure vault of heaven, I've seen the star-bespangled sky; But oh! I would the whole have given For one sweet glance from Margaret's eye. I've seen the dew upon the rose, It trembled 'neath the zephyr's sigh; But oh! the tear which nature shed Was dim near that in Margaret's eye. | Discover our Poem Explanations and Poet Analyses!Other Poems of Interest...DOROTHY'S DOWER by PHOEBE CARY WRITTEN IN NORTHAMPTON COUNTY ASYLUM by JOHN CLARE A HYMN TO CONTENTMENT by THOMAS PARNELL RELEASE by GLADYS NAOMI ARNOLD THE SIEGE OF VIRE by OLIVIER BASSELIN GYPSY-HEART by KATHARINE LEE BATES |