VI.

A square of dark beyond, the door

Breathes out the deep adytum's gloom:

I cross the court's deserted floor,

And stand within the awful room.

The priests repose from finished rite;

No echo rings from pavements trod;

And sits alone, in swarthy light,

The naked child, the temple's god.

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