A Life Of Ease Is

Though Peace Be Made, Yet It's Interest That Keep Peace.

Pleasure Admitted In Undue Degree, Enslaves The Will, Nor Leaves The Judgment Free.

In A Fleshly Tomb, I Am Buried Above Ground.

I Pity Bashful Men, Who Feel The Pain Of Fancied Scorn And Undeserved Disdain, And Bear The Marks Upon A Blushing Face, Of Needless Shame, And Self-impos'd Disgrace.

Come, Evening, Once Again, Season Of Peace; Return, Sweet Evening, And Continue Long! Methinks I See Thee In The Streaky West, With Matron Step, Slow Moving, While The Night Treads On Thy Sweeping Train; One Hand Employ'd In Letting Fall The Curtain Of Repose On Bird And Beast, The Other Charged For Man With Sweet Oblivion Of The Cares Of Day.