Of all that is incomprehensible The name--in English language known as GOD, The Force of which all forms and things are full-- The Source of Being--otherwise were null All things that now exist--at whose great nod The Universes come to light--whose will Omnipotent rules with Discretion's rod Of Love and Mercy, Equity and Skill:-- Thou art my theme--into my brain thy light instill! 2. Others have speculated on this theme; Then why not I, who feel impelled to try My feeble power upon the waking dream Of all the ages? Though presumptuous seem My efforts, there can be no reason why The least may not divulge the thoughts that rise Within the soul so eager to descry, As wide it opes its ever-straining eyes, The visions that might daze the more profoundly wise. 3. Throughout all animated nature we Behold the presence and the power of Sex; From Man to lowest forms of Life we see All things are joined together sexually For Reproduction; simple or complex, 'Tis Evolution's ever-acting law; We trace through brutal matter the reflex Of this all-potent force, and view with awe The deep conclusions which from it we're forced to draw. 4. Female and Male all things at last appear; Thus Sex thro'out all Nature's realms controls; From lowest upward to the highest sphere, So far as mortal eye beholdeth here, Through Sex conjunction everything unfolds; As positive and negative, when met In union chemical, the union holds True to proportions which the law hath set For simples, and they thus new elements beget. 5. Together these two forces act as one; Without the one, the other were as nought; They are the Heat and Light thrown from the sun Which warm and vivify the earth as run The planets in their courses; nor is ought Upon the face of earth they did not bring; Through these life-giving rays to us are brought All earthly blessings--Life and every thing That blooms and fructifies to which we fondly cling. 6. Our sun, like every other sun we see, Is a reflex of its Great Prototype, The Spirit Sun, from which perpetually Is drawn all that is possible to be-- That is, all primal principles, when ripe Are the conditions for them to descend Into this outer sphere, where Pan's rude pipe Breaks forth in music, as the forces tend To consummate through Nature Being's aim and end. 7.