64
For ever in the world of Fame
We live and yet abide the same:
Clouds may intercept our rays,
Or desert Lands reflect our blaze.
The beauteous Month of May began,
 And all was Mirth and Sport,
When Baron Guelph of Adelstan
 Took leave and left the Court.
From Fête and Rout and Opera far
 The full town he forsook,
And changed his wand and golden star
 For Shepherd's Crown and Crook.
The knotted net of light and shade
 Beneath the budding tree,
A sweeter day-bed for him made
 Than Couch and Canopy.
In copse or lane, as Choice or Chance
 Might lead him was he seen;
And join'd at eve the village dance
 Upon the village green.
Nor endless—
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