Moon
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- (Sri Aurobindo:) “Dumbly blithe, shuddering, the air is filled from thy cup of pale mysterious wine:
- Gleam quivers to longing gleam; and the faery torches lit for Night’s mysteries are set in her niches stark and deep;
- The inconscient gulfs stir and are vaguely thrilled, while their unheard voices cry to the Wonder-light new-seen
- Till descending its ray shall unlock with a wizard rod of fire the dumb recesses of sleep.”[1]
- ↑ Collected Poems, p.631, “Symbol Moon”