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Page 8 of 1201911 · PDF PAGE 104
…hearta hell. From this hell spring forth fiery scorpions—— Eunuchs 1 Girls I let us be men 1 Take swordsl take spears! Truce or no truce, night or no night, out to the field. Let us slay the dogs as they lie. God, hear me! Make me mightier than Semiramis! Hate and revenge! Battle and death! Το armsl To arms I Out into the night! [During this speech the ennnehs,girls, and slaves, catching her madness, have all armed themselves from the trophies on the wall. They [waþ ant, running and jostling. LAYLAH turns to the Name of God above the throne, and …
1911 · PDF PAGE 104
…hearta hell. From this hell spring forth fiery scorpions—— Eunuchs 1 Girls I let us be men 1 Take swordsl take spears! Truce or no truce, night or no night, out to the field. Let us slay the dogs as they lie. God, hear me! Make me mightier than Semiramis! Hate and revenge! Battle and death! Το armsl To arms I Out into the night! [During this speech the ennnehs,girls, and slaves, catching her madness, have all armed themselves from the trophies on the wall. They [waþ ant, running and jostling. LAYLAH turns to the Name of God above the throne, and …
1910 · PDF PAGE 472
…he haggard face! God grant to him the Beauteous Breath! God send the Goodly Gift of Grace! There is a white cave by the sea Wherein the knight is hid away. Just ere the night falls, spieth he The sun’s last shaft flicker astray. All day is dark. There, there he mourns His wasted years, his purpose faint. A million whips, a million scorns Make the knight flinch, and stain the saint. For now! what hath he left? He feeds On limpets and wild roots. What odds? There is no need a mortal needs Who hath loosed man’s hope to grasp at God's! How his head…
1910 · PDF PAGE 472
…he haggard face! God grant to him the Beauteous Breath! God send the Goodly Gift of Grace! There is a white cave by the sea Wherein the knight is hid away. Just ere the night falls, spieth he The sun’s last shaft flicker astray. All day is dark. There, there he mourns His wasted years, his purpose faint. A million whips, a million scorns Make the knight flinch, and stain the saint. For now! what hath he left? He feeds On limpets and wild roots. What odds? There is no need a mortal needs Who hath loosed man’s hope to grasp at God's! How his head…
1919 · PDF PAGE 73
… art my beloved. 22. Happy are they that praise thee; for they see thee with Mine eyes. 23. Not aloud shall they praise thee; but in the night watch one shall steal close, and grip thee with the secret grip; another shall privily cast a crown of violets over thee; a third shall greatly dare, and press mad lips to thine. 24. Yea! the night shall cover all, the night shall cover all. 25. Thou wast long seeking Me; thou didst run forward so fast that I was unable to come up with thee. O thou darling fool! what bitterness thou didst crown thy days …
1901 · PDF PAGE 112
( 98) THE GROWTH OF GOD (AS DEVELOPED ON A MOONLESS NIGHT IN THE TROPICS) VEN as beasts, where the sepulchral ocean Sobs, and their fins and feet keep Runic pace, Treading in water mysteries of motion, Witch-dances: where the ghastly carapace Of the blind sky hangs on the monstrous verge: Even as serpents, wallowing in the slime; So my thoughts raise misshapen heads, and urge Horrible visions of decaying Time. For in the fiery dusk arise distorted Grey shapes in moonless phosphorus glow of death; The keen light of the eyes thrust back and thwar…
1906 · PDF PAGE 31
…ain! No loftier purpose willed The iron miracle of death. So, blind and strangled, I survive. So, with my skin a single scar, I hail the night, the night alive With Hathor for the evening star. O beauty! See me broken, burned Lone on the languorous Lybian plain! Is there one lesson to be learned 23
1919 · PDF PAGE 85
…me thou, O beloved One, O Lord God of the Uni- verse, O Vast One, O Minute One! I am Thy beloved. 34. All day I sing of Thy delight; all night I delight in Thy song. 35. There is no other day or night than this. 36. Thou art beyond the day and the night; I am Thyself, O my Maker, my Master, my Mate! 37. Lam like the little red dog that sitteth upon the knees of the Unknown. 38. Thou hast brought me into great delight. Thou hast given me of Thy flesh to eat and of Thy blood for an offering of intoxication. 79
1905 · PDF PAGE 117
THE HOUSE A NIGHTMARE Written at Anuradhapura. I MUST be ready for my friend to-night. So, such pale flowers as winter bears bedeck The old oak walls : the wood-fire’s cheerful light Flashes upon the fire-dogs silver-bright. Wood ? why, the jetsam of yon broken wreck Where the white sea runs o’er the sandy neck That joins my island to the land when tides Run low. What curious fancies through my brain Run, all so wild and all so pleasant ! Glides No phantom creeping from the under sides Of the grey globe : no avatar of pain Gathering a body from…
1928 · PDF PAGE 72
XXI THE TEMPTATIONS: OR, LOVE, RICHES AND GLORY TWO superb Satans and a She-Devil not less remarkable than they, last night climbed the mysterious staircase by which Hell emerges to assault the weakness of a sleeping man, and secretly communicates with him. In their glory they came as it were erect upon a platform and stood in front of me. A sulphur- ous splendour emanated from these three mighty Beings, cutting them from the thick darkness of the night. So proud and so master- ful was their manner that at first I took them to be indeed gods. T…
1910 · PDF PAGE 76
…he shot in May Still rankles in September ; The flames in June that died away Have yet a lively ember. I force myself to dream all day : Night wakes meI remember. Yea ; in the night thou lackest me. And I ? Ah surely I lack thee ! I must remember how we stood And let mad Paris pass us (Holding one moment to be good, For all the years surpass us.) And touched in our beatitude The peak of Mount Parnassus. Yea ; we did well to break the bars, And dwell one moment with the stars ! We played the ancient Comedy That Pan taught to the Satyrs.
1913 · PDF PAGE 34
Martin D . Armstrong . The living timber, and the night wore on , But still my strength increased as each great tree Fell prone ; and to the next with quenchless glee I turned . Therefore I vanquished one by one The hearts that centuries could not decay. Night-long I toiled , but when the East grew fawn I ceased , and there amid the waste at dawn Rested, like God upon the seventh day . Then , shouldering the shining axe , I strode Across the sunrise ; and the life-long hate Flowered into joy . Scarce heard , his iron gate Clanged - to behind me…
1912 · PDF PAGE 353
SEPHER SEPHIROTH Vision mene 327 Day Demon of 2"4 Dec. ny w'Q)D [Vide K.D. LC.K. p. 461] WY Night Demon of 3" Dec. 4 “)NY¥"D 4 Princes +8 Sub-Princes+316 328 servient to Spirits Angel of 3 W. mynn To steam; darkness. [Vide Jen K.D. L.C.K, p. 280] 329 Angel of rt Dec, sp 33° Boundary, terminus ; crosspath 9¥f> Revolution ; hurricane, tempest yD Error: fault by 331 Ephraim DTMEN Arbor magna. [Gen. xxi. 33] Swe Archangel of Chokmah be 332 Lux Ardoris NPT TS Night Demon of 3 — yma Dec. € A Duke of Edom. [Vide S¥Db Liber 777, p. 22] Locus vacuus, [V…
1912 · PDF PAGE 353
SEPHER SEPHIROTH Vision mene 327 Day Demon of 2"4 Dec. ny w'Q)D [Vide K.D. LC.K. p. 461] WY Night Demon of 3" Dec. 4 “)NY¥"D 4 Princes +8 Sub-Princes+316 328 servient to Spirits Angel of 3 W. mynn To steam; darkness. [Vide Jen K.D. L.C.K, p. 280] 329 Angel of rt Dec, sp 33° Boundary, terminus ; crosspath 9¥f> Revolution ; hurricane, tempest yD Error: fault by 331 Ephraim DTMEN Arbor magna. [Gen. xxi. 33] Swe Archangel of Chokmah be 332 Lux Ardoris NPT TS Night Demon of 3 — yma Dec. € A Duke of Edom. [Vide S¥Db Liber 777, p. 22] Locus vacuus, [V…
1898 · PDF PAGE 78
…IDE Pleasure and pain are made one, a delirious noble emotion ; Love dies before he grows manly, dawn never yields to the sun. Love in a night shall live and die, Love in a day shall wing and fly ; Love in the Spring shall last an hour, Easily fades a spring-tide flower. Where are the blooms of frost, hoary and bright and vestal ; Virginal lips not kissed, flowers unbidden to bud ? Ah ! we have slain their beams, as our low heads lazily nestle, Where the dark home of Love is, where the impatient blood Spurts at the furious kiss, darts far forth…
1908 · PDF PAGE 24
AMPHORA Our Lady, let Thy darling dove Our holy wishes heed ! Bring down the Spirit from above, With JESUS intercede, Till all the night dissolve in love That shall be Light indeed ! Amen. 17
1910 · PDF PAGE 60
…Of galloping, galloping Love ; And straight to the steady ray Of the Lion-heart Lord I career, Pointing my flaming way With the spasm of night for a spear ! O moon ! O secret sweet ! Chalcedony clouds of caresses About the flame of our feet, The night of our terrible tresses ! It is a wonder, then If the people are mad with blindness, And nothing is stranger to men Than silence, and wisdom, and kindness ? Nay ! let him fashion an arrow Whose heart is sober and stout !
1929 · PDF PAGE 408
408 In the morning, after a night spent in that condition when one is half asleep from exhaustion and half awake from misery, the storm still blew. We waited till nearly nine. The Bedouins told us that four miles on there was a village. We thought of coffee and made tracks. So off we went over the sopping desert and reached the "village" in an hour. There were palms and gardens --- and one deserted hovel, with no door. The roof, made of boughs weighted with big stones and made tight with mud, was half broken through. A giant stone hung imminent…
1899 · PDF PAGE 71
THE TALE OF ARCHAIS 63 The flash of her desire within his brain Came as a meteor through the wildered train Of solemn spheres of nights majestic court. He kissed the extended hand, and lastly sought A blessing from the kindly Queen of Love. Then, smiling, she was bountiful thereof, And bade him haste away, when at the gate— Twin witch-oaks that presided oer the state Of that detested realm—he felt a change, Half pleasant, only beyond wonder strange, A change as from a joy to a delight, As from broad sunshine to the fall of night, As from stro…
1908 · PDF PAGE 64
AMPHORA That star of resurrection Still stands above the night ; Its portent of perfection Shall bring us all to light ; And by the peace of Mary’s prayers Our rapture stands, exceeding theirs ! Amen. 57