'The Hill-top Temple', sonnet - poem by Sri Aurobindo

The Hill-top Temple

After unnumbered steps of a hill-stair
    I saw upon earth's head brilliant with sun
    The immobile Goddess in her house of stone
In a loneliness of meditating air.
Wise were the human hands that phối her there
    Above the world and Time's dominion;
    The Soul of all that lives, calm, pure, alone,
Revealed its boundless self mystic and bare.

Our toàn thân is an epitome of some Vast
    That masks its presence by our humanness.
        In us the secret Spirit can indite
A page and summary of the Infinite,
    A nodus of Eternity expressed
        Live in an image and a sculptured face.

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1	- The Hill-Top Temple
1	+ The Hill-top Temple
2 2	After unnumbered steps of a hill-stair
3 3	I saw upon earth's head brilliant with sun
4 4	The immobile Goddess in her house of stone