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Classic and Contemporary Poetry
MUSIC, by CLARA BOYNTON HADLEY
First Line: Is it not a means by which we connect
Last Line: While we bow in grateful praise.
Subject(s): Magic; Music & Musicians; Praise
First Line: Is it not a means by which we connect
Last Line: While we bow in grateful praise.
Subject(s): Magic; Music & Musicians; Praise
Is it not a means by which we connect
With realms above, and sense a glory
Of a world beyond our ken?
Are we not raised by its majestic rhythm
To heights before unknown?
Do we not, through its magic spell,
Glimpse the true and the eternal,
Not before perceived?
Oh, magic strains remake us,
While we bow in grateful praise.
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