The Greek God Dionyysus

The dome is described as a sanctuary almost like Eden or Olympus for it is “…holy and enchanted…”. The gardens are serene and luscious because of the fertile grounds surrounding the palace. Yet, the pillars are massive beyond the normal scale of a standard home. The forest is “ancient as the hills” in reference that the dome is almost impossible to discover among the scenery. The “deep romantic chasm” means there is water nearby the palace on-line twelve, but is confirmed in line twenty-eight “And sank in tumult to a lifeless ocean”. The last line confirms the idea of Olympus as stated “and drunk the milk of Paradise” (462). The footnote states many poets allude to the idea of the Greek god Dionysus influencing corrupt decisions; referring