English poem
Song.
by John Carr (1793–1845)
Ah! if my voice is heard in vain, This fond, this falling, tear May yet thy dire intent restrain, May yet dissolve my fear. Th’ unsparing wound that lays thee low Will bend thy Julia too: Could she survive the fatal blow Who only lives in you?
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