There are remembrances that will not vanish,—  
  Thoughts of the past we would but cannot banish:  
  As if to show how impotent mere will,  
  We loathe the pang, and yet must suffer still:  
  For who is there can say they will forget?  
  —It is a power no science teaches yet.
Title poem, section VII. - The Venetian Bracelet (1829)























