1911 · CLOSE READING
The Equinox (Volume I, Number VI)
The Equinox (Volume I, Number VI) (1911), PDF p. 215
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THE RITE OF JUPITER
Mingle in the laughing measure,
Hand and lip to breast and thigh!
In enthusiastic pleasure
Grasp the solitary treasure!
Laughs the untiring ecstasy!
Sisters! Sisters!
Raise your voices
In the inspired divine delight!
Now the sun sets; new the choice is
Who rebels or who rejoices,
Murmuring to the mystic night.
10! Evoel Circle splendid!
Dance, ye maids serene and subtle!
Clotho's task is fairly ended.
Atropos, thy power is ended
!
Ho, Lachesis! ply thy shuttle!
Weave the human dance together
With the life of rocks and trees
!
Let the blue delirious weather
Bind all spirits in one tether,
Overwhelming ecstasies!
Io! Evoe!
1 faint’ I fall,
Swoon in purple light; the grape
Drowns my spirit in its thrall.
Love me, love me over all,
Spirit in the spirit shape!
All is one
! Ι murmur,
Distant
Sounds the shout, Evoe, Evoe
!
Evoe, Iacche!
Soft, insistent
Like to echo’s voice persistent :—
Hail! Agave! Autonoe!
[TYPHON goes up stage.
AGAVE Evoe, Ho! Iacche! Hail, Ο Hail!
Praise him!
What dreams are these?
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