Goethe, Who yearns for the impossible I love

From Faust part II, Translated by G. Madison Priest

Chiron.

Here Rome and Greece each bearded each in fight,
Olympus on the left, Peneus on the right.
The greatest realm that ever was lost in sand;
The monarch flees, the conquering burghers stand.
Look up! Here stands, significantly near,
The eternal temple in the moonlight clear.

Manto [dreaming within].

From horse-hoofs bounding
The sacred stairs are resounding;
Demigods are drawing near.

Chiron.

Quite right!
Raise your eyes; behold who's here!

Manto [awakening].

Welcome! I see you do not fail to come.

Chiron.

Likewise for you still stands your temple-home.

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