H.P. Lovecraft Quotes
The Silver Key:
I.
In The First Days
of His Bondage
he Had Turned
to The Gentle Churchly
faith Endeared To Him
by The Naive
trust Of His Fathers,
for Thence Stretched
mystic Avenues
which Seemed To Promise
escape From Life.
II.
Only On Closer View
did He Mark The Starved
fancy And Beauty, The
stale And Prosy
triteness, And The
owlish Gravity
and Grotesque
claims Of Solid Truth
which Reigned Bore Somely
and Overwhelmingly
among Most
of Its Professors;
or Feel
to The Full
the Awkwardness
with Which
it Sought To Keep
alive As Literal
fact The Outgrown
fears And Guesses
of A Primal
race Confronting
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