'The Last Rose of Summer' by Thomas Moore

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                  'Tis the last rose of summer,

                    Left blooming alone;

                    All of her lovely companions

                    Are faded and gone;

                    No flower of her kindred,

                    No rosebud is nigh, 

                     To reflect back her blushes

                      Or give sigh for sigh!

                      I'll not leave thee, thou lone one!

                     To pine on the stem;

                     Since the lovely are sleeping,

                     Go, sleep thou with them.

                     Thus kindly I scatter

                     Thy leaves o'er the bed,

                     Where thy mates of the garden

                      Lie scentless and dead.

                      So soon may I follow,

                      When friendships decay,

                      And from Love's shining circle

                      The gems drop away.

                      When true hearts lie withered,

                      And fond ones are flown,

                      Oh! Who would inhabit

                      This bleak world alone?



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