1911 · CLOSE READING
The Equinox (Volume I, Number V)
The Equinox (Volume I, Number V) (1911), PDF p. 189
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THE RITE OF SATURN
Silence—it is in vain I Brethren, let us invoke the assistance
of the Mother of Heavenl
[He goes to veil and reaches through with his hands.
MATER CCELI. [Passes through Throne of MAGISTER?ו”ט/}ץע
and enters the Tenet/e.]
Children, what is your will
with me?
CAPRICORNUS. Mother of Heaven,
we beseech
thee
to
awaken the Master.
MATER C(ELI. What is the hour?
CAPRICORNUS. Mother
of Heaven, it lacks a quarter of
midnight.
MATER CCELL Be it unto your desirel
[She flat;/5? A5 she end: shekneels: the veil slowly þarts,
and MAGISTER TEMPLI is seen standing in shrine.
He
slowly enters Temp/e,
MATER C(ELI return: to thrane,
having been 01655601 and mixed by him]
MAGISTER TEMPLI. Mother of Heaven, beloved of the Stars,
wherefore hast thou awakened the Poison of Eld, the Dweller
in Eternity?
MATER CCELI. Shabbathai.
[MAGISTER TEMPLI
6011165 down to hell—broth and recites
“ The Eye: of Phemoh.”]
Dead Pharaoh’s eyes from out the tomb
Burned like twin planets ruby-red.
Enswathed, enthroned, the halls of gloom
Echo the agony of the dead.
Silent and stark the Pharaoh sate:
No breath went whispering, hushed or scared.
Only that red incarnate hate
Through pylon after pylon flared.
* Kuyawiak: Wieniawski.
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