Poets’ Corner

Sun (Auckland), Volume IV, Issue 961, 2 May 1930, Page 13

Poets ’ Corner

ECHO (Written for THE SUX) The last low note dies slowly and the dark. Thrills to its last caress. j The string, stilt quivering, trembles, j -1 n(I the bow, reluctantly, is poised 'Maiting above the muted strings, j -As loath to let them rest. J Last whispers echo in the darkness still. | The viol is mute and still the bow. j The song will echo ever in my heart. I loved the music and the player so. ETLEEX JOHXSTOX ] Auckland

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