No shrine, no grove, no oracle, no heat
Of pale-mouthed prophet dreaming.”
In Moore’s “Summer Fête” a fancy ball is described, in which one of the characters personated is Psyche—
“. . . not in dark disguise to-night
Hath our young heroine veiled her light;—
For see, she walks the earth, Love’s own.
His wedded bride, by holiest vow
Pledged in Olympus, and made known
To mortals by the type which now
Hangs glittering on her snowy brow.