In music, a “postlude” is the final prt
of a piece of music. Often in a church
service one will hear a postlude, often performed on an organ.
A concluding passage in a speech can
often be referred to as a “postlude” as well.
I’ve had to sit through a few postludes
in boring sermons, and I’m not talking about just one postlude. Once, there was this preacher and I tell you
he did about six postludes. He was what
you might call “wound tight” and had a lot to say.
Most postludes, however, are mostly
pleasant to endure.
P Michael
Biggs
Offering Up-Moments
One Moment at a Time