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The Winged Beetle
The Winged Beetle (1910), PDF p. 138
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UT
I
HAIL to the golden One
Seen in the midmost Sun !
Hail to the golden beard and golden lips,
His whole life golden to the finger-tips !
Hail to the golden hair in golden showers
Hiding the eyes like blue blue lotus-flowers !
His name is Ut, for He
Hath risen above all things that be.
II
Ardent and white, the Lord
Whirls forth a strident sword.
Its blade is broader than the great World-Ash ;
Its edge is keener than the lightning-flash.
Brighter than all the lights of heaven, it whirls
Out in a chaos of creative curls
And sheathes itself in Me,
Arisen above all things that be.
III
Even as the burning tongue
Of God to God that clung
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