I once rejoiced, sweet evening gale,
To see thy breath the poplar wave;
But now it makes my cheek turn pale,
It waves the grass oer Henrys grave.
Ah! setting sun! how changed I seem!
I to thy rays prefer deep gloom,
Since now, alas! I see them beam
Upon my Henrys lonely tomb.
Sweet evening gale, howeer I seem,
I wish thee oer my sod to wave;
Ah! setting sun! soon mayst thou beam
On mine, as well as Henrys grave!