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Page 178 of 1971906 · PDF PAGE 55
… wrong to nought ! Scorn, the catastrophe of crime, These be their monuments through time ! And Ireland, green once more and fresh, Draw life from their dissolving flesh! By Saxon carcases renewed, Spring up, O Shamrock virgin-hued ! And in the glory of thy leaf Let all forget the ancient grief! Now is the hour! The drink is poured! Wake! fatal and avenging sword ! Brave men of Erin, hand in hand, Arise and free the lovely land ! Death to the Saxon! Slay nor spare ! O God ofJustice, hear us swear ! THE EARL’S QUEST. Written at Camp Despair, 20,…
1911 · PDF PAGE 169
…y book was the scream of a. schoolgirl. The “ theories " of these writers are, however, too comic to discuss seriously. One believes in “Life,” a mystical entity flowing through one like a grease-spot through a greenback ; the other believes that Death is caused by a man’s hypnotising himself into the belief that it must come ! Big as is the present volume, it is necessarily far from complete Yet I am compelled to admit much against my will that he makes out a very strong case for the persistence of personality after death, and its manifestation…
1911 · PDF PAGE 169
…y book was the scream of a. schoolgirl. The “ theories " of these writers are, however, too comic to discuss seriously. One believes in “Life,” a mystical entity flowing through one like a grease-spot through a greenback ; the other believes that Death is caused by a man’s hypnotising himself into the belief that it must come ! Big as is the present volume, it is necessarily far from complete Yet I am compelled to admit much against my will that he makes out a very strong case for the persistence of personality after death, and its manifestation…
1907 · PDF PAGE 21
… of the tides, The sea, whose drink is death by thirst ! The triumph anthem overrides The ocean’s lamentable sides, And we are done with life; accurst Who linger; lost who find; but we Follow the gold wake of the first Who found in losing ; who reversed The dictates of eternity. Lo ! in steep meditation hearsed, Coffined in knowledge, fast we flee Unto the island from the sea. XXXITI. THE note of the silence is changed; the quarrel is over That rather endeared than estranged : lover to lover Flows in the infinite river of knowledge and peace : …
1906 · PDF PAGE 43
…in adultery” dream, the ‘‘lost tooth” dream, the ‘‘ being shaved” dream, and many others of specific type recur from time to time in the life of most people.—A. C. So the night fell, and gently grew the shades In firelight fancies taking idle form ; Often a flashing May-day ring of maids, Or like an army through resounding glades Glittering, with martial music, trumpet, shawm, Drum—so I build the echoes of the storm Into a pageant of triumphant shapes. So, as the night grows deeper, and no moon Stirs the black heaven, no star its cloud escapes,…
1907 · PDF PAGE 64
…nd motionless thus, forages. Hither! LV. ANNIE. ANEMONES grow in the wood by the stream 3 And the song of the spring in our garden Wakes life to the shape ofan exquisite dream 3 And reason of passion asks pardon. I made up a posy by moonlight, a rose, And a violet white from its cranny, And a bluebell, and stole, on the tips of my toes, At the dark of the night to my Annie. Her window was open ; she slept like a child; So I laid the three flowers on her breast, And stole back alone through the forest deep- aisled, To dream of the lass I loved b…
1906 · PDF PAGE 226
…aves he gave a sun, to wither them. With the gold he gave also a garland of sores, and that was for luck. With the dung he gave a Rod of Life to quicken it. 1 This is all obscure. 2 Refer to the planets.
1929 · PDF PAGE 94
…g, as she climbed the apparently unending staircase, that she had taken pretty long [135] odds. She had not hesitated to buck the Tiger, Life. Simon Iff had warned her that she was acting on impulse. But — on the top of that — he had merely urged her to be true to it. She swore once more that she would stick to her guns. The black mood fell from her. She turned and looked upon the sea, now far below. The sun, a hollow orb of molten
1944 · PDF PAGE 27
… of the pack. It may make it simpler to proceed to summarize the above statements. Here is a simple statement of the plan of the Tree of Life. The numbers, or Things‐in‐ Themselves, are ten, successive emanations from the triple veil of the Negative. The small cards numbered I to 10 correspond to the Sephiroth. These cards are shown in fourfold form, because they are not the pure abstract numbers, but particular symbols of those numbers in the universe of manifestation, which is, for convenience, classified under the figure of four elements. Th…
1905 · PDF PAGE 91
… now By double kinship rendered doubly dear. For O! my father comes to gladden me With those enduring kisses that endow Heart, hope, and life with gladness. he soon P? Comes ELEAZAR. Maiden most perfect, daughter of our lord, And ye, most fairest branches of our tree, Maidens of Israel, we await: you here That ye, no other, may go forth to meet The chief victorious. And after you Accept the bargain. Those villains that once cast him out shall forth In sackcloth to his feet, if haply so He spare their vagabond and worthless lives. ADULAH. Not so…
1906 · PDF PAGE 44
…ow gladly to the door I rushed And flung it wide. Why! no one’s there! Arouse ! Iam asleep. What horror came and crushed My whole soul’s life out as some shadow brushed My body and passed in? All sense allows At last the fearful truth—This is the house ! This is my old house on the marsh, and here, Here is the terror of the distant sea Moaning, and here the wind that wails, the drear Groans like a ghost’s, the desolate house of fear Whence I fled once from my great enemy— This is the house! O speechless misery ! Here the great silver candlestic…
1905 · PDF PAGE 140
…urs to kill, Yours, for one kiss; my spirit for your skin! O bitter love, consuming all my will! O love destroying, that hast drained my life Of all those fountains of dear blood that fll My heart! wife ? Would I content you with one touch divine To flood your spirit with the clinging strife O woman, would I call you Of perfect passionate joy, the joy of wine, The drunkenness of extreme pleasure, hlled From sin’s amazing cup? Oh, mine, mine, mine, Mine, if your kisses maddened me or killed, Mine, at the price of my damnation deep, Mine, if you …
1944 · PDF PAGE 35
…ions. But there are also very few people whose thinking, such as it is, is not conditioned by the ideas of those two men. In the Tree of Life, therefore, is found the first attempt to connect the Ideal with the Ac‐ tual. The Qabalists say, for example, that the number 7 contains the idea of Venus, and the number 8 that of Mercury, that the connecting path between I and 6 refers to the moon, and that between 3 and 6 to the Sign of Gemini. Then what is the true meaning, in the category of the Real, of these planets and signs? Here again one is fa…
1919 · PDF PAGE 169
…been one of 5 big men in a tent 7’6x6’ in a hurricane blizzard on a glacier. But you win. O.M.) Aug. 8. Note. I begin to feel the fuller life again. These few pages of Edward Carpenter have acted like a draught of living water and revived me a great deal. 161
1907 · PDF PAGE 86
…. [Petzes himself.] You will perhaps sigh once—TI hope you will sigh once !—and then you will forget, and laugh, and go back to your old life. Ah! what can I think of all this? BLANCHE. I know what you must think, Monsieur de Beaulieu; you dare not say it—but you wrong me. Oh! before God, you wrong me. DENYS. [Distressed.| Don’t! Don’t! BLANCHE, Do yield: do marry me! Let me tell you how it all came about—you are so brave and young and handsome—I will not have you die. DENYS. You seem to think I stand in great fear of death. BLANCHE. [Flushes a…
1939 · PDF PAGE 9
…read in Hindustan whose object is the emancipation of the individual who studies and practises it from the less pleasing features of his life on this planet? I say Hindustan, but I really mean anywhere on the earth; for research has shown that similar methods producing similar results are to be found in every country. The details vary, but the general structure is the same. Because all bodies, and so all minds, have identical Forms. (6) Yoga means Union. In the mind of a pious person, the inferiority complex which accounts for his piety compels…
1905 · PDF PAGE 108
…ar the King of Scotland dying On the Leny’s thundrous shore ! “ Thrice three hundred have I smitten With my single arm this day ; Now of life my soul is weary, Tam old, I pass away. ‘* Grant me this, immortal monarch, Such a tomb as ne'er before, Such atomb as never after Monarch thought or monarch saw.” Then he called his sons around him, And he spake again and cried : ** Seven times a clansman’s bowshot Lay me from the Leny’s side. ‘Where the plain to westward sinketh, Lay me in ny tartan plaid, All uncovered to the tempest, In my hand my tru…
1906 · PDF PAGE 19
…ove, the spring of blood at my light bidding spilt ; And thy desires, if aught thou wilt, are softer at my suffering. Fill up with Death Life’s loving-cup! Give me the knowledge, me the power For some new sin one little hour, provoking Hell to belch us up. So in some damned abyss of woe thy chant should dazzle as of old, Thy kisses burn like molten gold, thy visions swing me to and fro. Strange fascinations whirl and wind about my spirit lying coils ; Thy charm enticeth, for the spoils of victory, all an evil mind. Thy perfume doth confound my …
1906 · PDF PAGE 29
…waves and bear Innavigable foam to seaward), bend thee down, Touch, draw me with thy kiss Into thine own deep bliss, Into thy sleep, thy life, thy imperishable crown ! | Let that young godhead in thine eyes Pierce mine, fulfil me of their secrecies, Thy peace, thy purity, thy soul impenetrably wise. II. All things which are complete are solitary ; The circling moon, the inconscient drift of stars, The central systems. they, vary? Theirs is no motion beyond the eternal bars. Seasons and scars ) Burn they, change
1907 · PDF PAGE 72
66 ROSA MUNDI, AND OTHER LOVE-SONGS I everywhere abide, and I control Olympian glories and the Pythian goal. What isle unfurls yonder life’s glimmering scroll? This be thy shrine, and all its splendours these ! Awake to dream! Two desolate nudities Woven through sculpture into ecstasies, XXIV. AuM! I unfold the tinted robe, My love's embroideries one by one, Unveil her glories, globe on globe, And find beneath the quivering probe A shaking skeleton. The smile of vermeil lips is past ; The skull’s black grin awhile remains ; The fallen flesh dis…