TO THE REV. W. CAWTHORNE UNWIN. I. UNWIN, I should but ill repay Whose worth deserves as warm a lay Thy name omitted in a page, That would reclaim a vicious age. II. A union form'd, as mine with thee, Not rashly, or in sport, And faithful in it's sort, And may as rich in comfort prove, III. The bud inserted in the rind, The bud of peach or rose, With flow'r as sweet, or fruit as fair, 368 TO THE REV. W. CAWTHORNE UNWIN. IV. Not rich, I render what I may, I seize thy name in haste, Lest this should prove the last. V The poet's lyre, to fix his fame, END OF THE FIRST VOLUME. T. Eensley, Printer, |