Play me the
flute of life´s repute,
Of all that´s
good, of love & compassion,
The music of
all that´s beyond refute,
Of loves
platonic & those of passion.
Play me the
sitar of gentle chantings,
Of all that´s
faith & all that´s God,
Of the gentle
earth & all our plantings,
Of life in water,
sky & humble sod.
Play me the
drums of ancestors old,
Of all who have
passed & those to come,
Resounding messages
of nations bold,
Echoing past
the moon into the arms of the sun.
Play me the
lute, guitar, mandolin, penny-whistle,
Pluck me, strum
me & beat me the tune,
Serenade the
rose, the oak, the wind-blown thistle,
So all may dance
beneath the crystal moon.
But of all the
symphonies I wish to hear,
Is that of your
voice, now long gone,
Listening with
my heart & not my ear,
Lingering in
my soul, your eternal song.
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