2001

September 2001

  • Contents

  • Contents

  • Follow the Prophet

    M. Russell Ballard

  • Pure Testimony

    Joseph B. Wirthlin

  • Contest Winners: Sharing a Gift

  • Maybe I Will Be There

    Cynthia Mrazek Pyne and Melissa Henrie Spencer

  • Q&A: Questions and Answers

  • New Era Poster

  • Satan’s Bag of Snipes

    Richard C. Edgley

  • Selected Photos, Art, and Poetry: See What They’ve Done

    • Missouri River Crossing

      Kara Dixon

    • End of a Season

      Melina Gottling

    • Lamentation of Moroni

      Kara Dixon

    • Lessons from Wisconsin

      Sara Israelsen

    • Visiting Nauvoo

      Jennifer Rose

    • Music

      Adrianne Thomas

    • Saints of God

      Matthew G. Wright

    • Words of Wisdom

      Brenda Williams

  • Ray Roundup

    Jane Forsgren

  • Idea List: Why Bother with Seminary?

    Darrin Lythgoe

  • My Terrible, Horrible Day

    Brenda Williams

  • Erica’s Song

    Jane Forsgren

  • Of All Things

  • Beauty Tips

    Sheralee Bills

  • No Big Deal?

    J. Richard Clarke

  • Reader’s Guide

  • We’ve Got Mail

  • We, the Youth in Zion’s Army

    Benjamin Salisbury

Music
September 2001


“Music,” New Era, Sept. 2001, 28

Music

by Adrianne Thomas

Music never runs out of itself.

Existing, I believe,

before the creation of Adam,

new melodies,

songs,

pieces

continue to be created.

By now

(thousands and thousands of years later)

you would think

we’d have run out of options—

of melodies,

of music—

but it never ceases to stir new emotions

and uplift the soul

to new heights

through new invention.