Thomas Campbell (Томас Кэмпбелл)

A Farewell to Edinburgh

Farewell, Edina, pleasing name,
Congenial to my heart!
A joyous guest to thee I came,
And mournful I depart.
And fare thee well whose blessings seem
Heaven's blessing to portend —
Endeared by nature and esteem,
My sister and my friend.

1. Lines on the Camp Hill, near Hastings
2. Napoleon and the British Sailor
3. O’Connor’s Child; Or, the Flower of Love Lies Bleeding
4. Lines on the View from St. Leonard’s
5. The Beech Tree's Petition

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