"The Poem of Ecstasy" is a symphonic poem composed by Alexander Scriabin in 1908. It is known for its innovative use of harmony and orchestration, reflecting the composer’s fascination with mysticism and spirituality. The work is characterized by its lush textures and emotional intensity, aiming to evoke a sense of transcendence and ecstatic experience. The piece is structured in a single continuous movement, showcasing a variety of themes and motifs that develop throughout. Scriabin's unique approach to tonality, often moving away from traditional harmonic structures, contributes to the work's distinctive sound and its exploration of the relationship between music and the divine.