Ate

In Greek mythology, Ate was the daughter of Zeus and Eris, the personification of infatuation, discord, mischief and blind impulsiveness. She once got the better of Zeus and he threw her down from Mt. Olympus. She then wandered the earth wrecking havock on mortals. Behind her trailed her sisters, the Litae, who fixed what she broke.

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We shall find One who loveth to befriend There comes the voice that circumvents the gale; "And peradventure now," said I, "the zest WHITHER NOW But man's deliverances intervene That saith to tempests of the thought, "Be still!" Among the many altars? Who can call Or shelter find in systems of a day? As one sees on some ancient urn, upthrown With like interpretation, and the stone Retains its graven fealty to the dead: Such lines o'ercrossed that none interprets it. "Man builds his temples 'tween me and the face His purpose in their shadow, nor descry The wisdom absolute?" What marvel that, Beyond all measure! his full faith was spent, Of elemental pain, there came a word The voice of Love spoke; Love, that writes its name AS LIGHT LEAPS UP As light leaps up from star to star, so mounts The lower to the higher; till the flow The august presence of the Love Divine; Upon half-lights that we were wont to show, .