1909 · CLOSE READING
The Equinox (Volume I, Number I)
The Equinox (Volume I, Number I) (1909), PDF p. 337
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THE TEMPLE OF SOLOMON THE KING
DaATH
Iam insane. My reason tumbles;
The tower of my being crumbles.
Here all is doubt, distress, despair:
There is no force in strength or prayer.
If pass I may, it is by might
Of the momentum of my flight.
I match, &c.
Grex (and the crossing of Daleth)
Free from that curse, loosed from that prison ;
From all that ruin am I risen!
Pure still, the virgin moon beguiles
My azure passage with her smiles.
Now! O what love divine redeems
My death, and bathes it in her beams!
What sacring transubstantiates
My flesh and blood, and incarnates
The quintessential Pan? What shore
Stretches beyond this secret door?
Hail! O thou sevenfold star of green,
Thou fourfold glory—all this teen
Caught up in ecstasy—a boon
To pass me singing through the moon!
Nay! I knew not what glory shone
Gold from the breathless bliss beyond:
But this I know that I am gone
To the heart of God’s great diamond!
I match, &c.
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