I Saw A Chapel
William Blake
1 I saw a chapel all of gold 2 That none did dare to enter in, 3 And many weeping stood without, 4 Weeping, mourning, worshipping. 5 I saw a serpent rise between 6 The white pillars of the door, 7 And he forc'd and forc'd and forc'd, 8 Down the golden hinges tore. 9 And along the pavement sweet, 10 Set with pearls and rubies bright, 11 All his slimy length he drew 12 Till upon the altar white 13 Vomiting his poison out 14 On the bread and on the wine. 15 So I turn'd into a sty 16 And laid me down among the swine.
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