1901 · CLOSE READING
The Soul of Osiris
The Soul of Osiris (1901), PDF p. 105
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THE HOLY PLACE.
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“ Yet though he passed within
And plunged within the deep,
The seven palaces of sin,
And slept the lonely sleep,
Yet came He out alone : but then I thought I heard
Them weep.
“ He passed alone, above,
Out of the Gates of Night ;
Angels of Purity and Love
Drew to my sound and sight.
I heard Them cry that even there He fixed the eternal
Light.
“ I think beneath these groans,
And laughters madness-born,
Tears fell that might dissolve the stones
That grind the accurséd corn.
Beneath the deep, beneath the deep, may dwell the
star of morn !
“ Therefore, O God, I pray
Redemption for the folk
That dread the scourging light of day,
That bear the midnight yoke.
The Chaos was no less than this—and there the light
awoke.”
“ O Dog of Evil, yea !
Thou hast in wisdom said.
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