O Music, sent down from celestial spheres,
Thou sound of heaven that soothest mortal ears,
To which a man might listen ev’ry day,
And, in so doing, waste his life away,
Fain would I hear thee!
O Music, thou that quellest human fears,
O thou, that bearest heaven to him that hears,
Thou sound divine, without which man is naught,
Expressive thou of ev’ry human thought,
Fain would I hear thee!
(Spring,2005. [Tuesday,19th, or Wednesday,20th, April,2005.])
This is very hymnal David, and actually very wonderful, I like the old type writing. Very nice write. Sincerely Ernestine
This poem has not been translated into any other language yet.
I would like to translate this poem
This is in fact a kyrielle (or something like it) , not a roundelay, although no-one seems to have noticed.