YE TWICE TEN HUNDRED DEITIES The Indian Queen (1695)
Ye twice ten hundred deities, To whom we daily sacrifice, Ye pow'rs that dwell with fates below, And see what men are doomede to do, Where elements in discord dwell. Thou God of Sleep arise and tell Great Zempoalla what strange fate Must on her dismal vision wait.
By the croaking of the of toad, In their caves that make abode Earthy dun that pants for breath With the swelled sides full of death, Bythe crested adder's pride That along the cliffs do glide, By thy visage fierce and black, By the death's - head on thy back, By the twisted serpents placed For a girdle round thy waist, By the hearts of gold that deck Thy breast, thy shoulders and thy neck, From the sleeping mansion rise And open thy unwilling eyes, While bubbling springs thier music keep That used to lull thee in thy sleep.
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