- 4 (Fungi from Yuggoth by Howard Phillips Lovecraft)
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IV. Recognition
The day had come again, when as a child
I sawjust oncethat hollow of old oaks,
Grey with a ground-mist that enfolds and chokes
The slinking shapes which madness has defiled.
It was the samean herbage rank and wild
Clings round an altar whose carved sign invokes
That Nameless One to whom a thousand smokes
Rose, aeons gone, from unclean towers up-piled.
I saw the body spread on that dank stone,
And knew those things which feasted were not men;
I knew this strange, grey world was not my own,
But Yuggoth, past the starry voidsand then
The body shrieked at me with a dead cry,
And all too late I knew that it was I!
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