Magnus dei

By Scipio Cepiacanus

September 16, 2014

Amarveling, amazed, two parts one whole, one plays melodian hot, one felt harmonized bold. The pitch where sought; combined both, they resonate a mortal Bach. Separated together, the waft trembled treble, the cleft hovered wings, the viola's plane, a mane-bow on strings, arms outreached, a'first drawing tunes. Then daft tuned, searching. . .searching. . .focus fugue brings, the sweet suite's minors, peaceful rings. White-cool of violet, embodied passion unbound, brings dreaming joy teary, embounding holy sounds. Magnus dei indeed sings. Requited requiem, returning centuries o'us, Bach's genius all-ways reigns.