Fugitive Poetry. 1600–1878 — The Dying Boy (1878)
“ You'll miss me there!"— "Father! I'm going home! To the good home you speak of, that blest land Where it is one bright summer always, and Storms do not come. "I must be happy then: From pain and death you say I shall be free— That sickness never enters there, and we Shall meet again!"— "Brother! the little spot I used to call my garden, where long hours We've stayed to watch the budding things and flowers Forget it not! ”
