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Shangri-LA, issue 4, January-February 1948
Page 15
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Harrison West RECOVER FROM DEMENTIA PRAECOX Oh! I have journeyed in the mind The strange and dismal trail from Dis, Where gargoyles' screams fly on the wind, And seen the writhing cockatrice. Through swamps of fetid Pontine mist Lurching against slimy covered stones, Those who grim Medusa kissed. Fleeing the tortured, broken groans, I've climbed and scaled, yet know not how, Over jagged flint the upward track Where sunlight spreads the fog, end now, Like Orpheus, dare not look back. 15
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Harrison West RECOVER FROM DEMENTIA PRAECOX Oh! I have journeyed in the mind The strange and dismal trail from Dis, Where gargoyles' screams fly on the wind, And seen the writhing cockatrice. Through swamps of fetid Pontine mist Lurching against slimy covered stones, Those who grim Medusa kissed. Fleeing the tortured, broken groans, I've climbed and scaled, yet know not how, Over jagged flint the upward track Where sunlight spreads the fog, end now, Like Orpheus, dare not look back. 15
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