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Classic and Contemporary Poetry
SYMPHONY MUSIC, by GEORGE GLAYNE
First Line: Symphony music
Last Line: Like lovers in an ecstatic mood.
Subject(s): Music & Musicians; Sound; Symphonies; Concerts
First Line: Symphony music
Last Line: Like lovers in an ecstatic mood.
Subject(s): Music & Musicians; Sound; Symphonies; Concerts
Symphony music
In a woody glen,
Where cicadas
Are drawing their rough violins.
Allegretto movement,
And a steady rise
Of crescendo,
Then retard until it fades and dies.
Symphony music
In a garden,
Where bees are
Humming to the sweet jasmine.
Andante movement,
Sustained and smooth,
Con dolce,
Like lovers in an ecstatic mood.
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