| William Stanley Braithwaite, ed. The Book of Georgian Verse. 1909. | | | | For Music | | By Lord Byron (17881824) |
| | | THERE be none of Beautys daughters | |
| With a magic like to thee; | |
| And like music on the waters | |
| Is thy sweet voice to me: | |
| When, as if its sound were causing | 5 |
| The charmèd oceans pausing, | |
| The waves lie still and gleaming, | |
| And the lulld winds seem dreaming; | |
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| And the midnight moon is weaving | |
| Her bright chain oer the deep; | 10 |
| Whose breast is gently heaving, | |
| As an infants asleep: | |
| So the spirit bows before thee, | |
| To listen and adore thee; | |
| With a full but soft emotion, | 15 |
| Like the swell of Summers ocean. | | | | |
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