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"Stanzas for Music" by Lord Byron

lynncinnamon
Oct 3
1 min read

There be none of Beauty’s daughters

With a magic like thee;

And like music on the waters

Is thy sweet voice to me;

When, as if its sound were causing

The charmed ocean’s pausing,

The waves lie still & gleaming,

And the lull’d winds seem dreaming.

And the midnight moon is weaving

Her bright chain o’er the deep;

Whose breast is gently heaving,

As an infant’s asleep:

So the spirit bows before thee,

To listen and adore thee;

With a full but soft emotion,

Like the swell of Summer’s ocean.

 
 
 

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