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OF IMMACULATE PERCEPTION 175
Look there, how impatiently it cometh over the sea ! Feel ye not the thirst and the hot breath of its love ?
It will suck the sea, and by drinking its depth draw up unto the height. Then the lust of the sea riseth with a thousand breasts.
It desireth to be kissed and sucked by the thirst of the sun ; it desireth to become air and height, and a foot-path of light, and light itself !
Verily, like the sun I love life and all deep seas.
And this is called perception by myself : all that is tleep shall be raised upwards unto my height ! "
Thus spake Zarathustra.
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