IV.

What each reveals the shadow throw

Of something unrevealed behind;

The Secret's lips forever close

To mock the secret undivined:

Thence late I come, in weary dreams

The son of Isis to implore,

Whose temple-front of granite gleams

Across the Desert's yellow floor.

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