"Nor seldom  Indolence these lawns among / Fixes her turf-built seat; and wears the garb / Of deep philosophy, and museful sits, / In dreamy twilight of the vacant mind, / Soothed by the whispering shade; for soothing soft / The shades; and vistas lengthening into air, / With moonbeam rainbows tinted."
To Mr. [S. T.] C[olerid]ge [from Monthly Magazine]
Lonsdale, R. Ed. <U>Eighteenth Century Women Poets</U>. Oxford: Oxford UP, 1989. pp. 310-1. See <U>Monthly Magazine</U> 7 (1799). pp. 231-2.