Arts & Sciences

Impromptu to Mrs. Allsop on Her Exquisite Singing

by Thomas Campbell 1777–1844

Arts & Sciences

A MONTH in summer we rejoice
To hear the nightingale’s sweet song,
But thou, a more enchanting voice,
Shalt dwell with us the live year long.
Angel of Song! still with us stay!
Nor, when succeeding years have shone,
Let us thy mansion pass and say —
‘The voice of melody is gone!’
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MLA

Campbell, Thomas. “Impromptu to Mrs. Allsop on Her Exquisite Singing.” Poetry Codex, poetrycodex.com/poem/campbell/91/.

Chicago

Campbell, Thomas. “Impromptu to Mrs. Allsop on Her Exquisite Singing.” Poetry Codex. https://poetrycodex.com/poem/campbell/91/.

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