The Sacred Antinous - Psalms - In What Light Shall He Be Comprehended?

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	~Psalms Introduction
PSALMS (Sorted alpha by Title or First Line)
	~A Quiver of the Flesh
	~Always, Where Pleasures Be Gifted or Ta'en
	~Antinous of the Earth
	~As the Lions Do
	~Find a Quiet and Solitary Place
	~For Here am I by Antinous Healed
	~For If By Its Oblivious Violence
	~Guide Him to Stand as a Nude Before You
	~If From Thy Reluctant, Unlucky Mouth
	~If You Would Enter Him, Steal A Moment
	~In Praise of Sculptors Before the Idol
	~In What Light Shall He Be Comprehended?
	~Let Boyish Passion Take Thy Hand and Lead
	~Let Thy Lovemaking Be As Thy Worship
	~Lo, When Grand Release is the Only Aim
	~Now Begins a Bold Interrogation
	~O, What a Torrent of Spectacle We Are
	~On the Beach
	~Onto His Nipple Deliver Your Mouth
	~Such a Flesh
	~Suckle Upon His Neck
	~There is a Certain Way of Touching Flesh
	~This Jaw in My Fingers
	~Through Me
	~To Mock the Purists in their Rabidity
	~To Suffer is to Slip Unnoticed
	~What's Ancient is a Far Future
	~What Ancient Hoards the Earth Holds Buried Still!
	~When He Doth Kneel Before You
	~When His Flesh Wants
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In What Light Shall He Be Comprehended?

In what light shall He be comprehended?
Starkly 'gainst the day's invincible blaze,
By crescent moon's muted pale commended,
Or bathed in starlight's dusty, shim'ring haze?
None — for calls of such common titans tire.
By torch then, 'midst the temple surround?
More modestly in private lamplight's fire?
No. 'Tis perfect darkness that best is bound
About his silent, immutable form:
For then shall phosphorescence in the stone,
Charged through patient eons, begin to warm,
And lo, in they whose minds His story's known
Shall come illumined His godliest face —
Rejoicing their brilliance, praising their grace.