And when I think To reach and clasp the figure, it is gone, And some ill-omened ghastly vision comes To bid beware, and not too curiously Demand the secrets of that distant world, Whose shadow haunts me.

"Then let the South beware!" "The North also may beware, my dear Sir!" "We are aware, and we are prepared.

Let no maid hope to rival it with her lipsshe but interrupts: for the travail of a poet is even as that of his wifeafter the pain comes that dear joy of a new thing born into the world, which doting sipping dream beware to break.