Song. In the Wedding-Ring

I Saw what seem'd a harmless child,
With wings and bow,
And aspect mild,
Who sobb'd, and sigh'd, and pin'd,
And begg'd I would some boon bestow
On a poor little boy stone blind.

Not aware of the danger, I instant comply'd,
When he drew from his quiver a dart, Cry'd
‘My power you shall know,’
Then he levelled his bow,
And wounded me right in the heart.
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