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Unwept Tears.
Not only gauds and gems were hidIn those dark realms of rest:But favourite trinkets worn in life,Their owners' pride attest.But now unsealed those sepulchres,Profaned by careless tread,—Are rifled of the spoils that wereOnce sacred to the dead;
And e'en glass tears that could not dry!Would'st thou the farce complete?Go to the Antiquary—buyA string for an amulet!

Rome, 1860.