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1906 · PDF PAGE 21

Gargoyles

… moons of blood! Whose catlike body claws, Like a white swan raping a jet-black girl, Mine, with hysteric laughter! O white cat! O windy star blown sideways up the sky! Twin cat, twin star, ’tis night; the owl and bat Hoot, scream; ’tis us they call—to love or die. Twin cat, our broomsticks wait: we'll fly afar! .We'll blaze about the unlighted sky, twin star! 13

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1906 · PDF PAGE 14

Gargoyles

…eed God’s friend, the coffn-worm! Iv. Laugh, thou immortal Lesbian! Thy verse runs down the runic ages. Where shalt thou be when sun and star, My sun, my star, the vault that span, Rush in their rude, impassive rages Down to some centre guessed afar 6

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1906 · PDF PAGE 33

Gargoyles

…. So I am paid the horrible pain That these my brothers ordered me. I look upon their brows—I see Signs many and deep of torture past; A star, yon star, true peace at last. (There approach an aged man, riding upon an ass, with a led ass, and a Nubian servant.) The Adept. In the name of God, the One, the Great, Merciful and compassionate, Acclaim the perfect period Of ordeal past ! The Neophyte. There is no God! A. Rise! in the name of obscure Fate, Ruthless and uncompassionate. 25

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1906 · PDF PAGE 24

Gargoyles

…the magnificent Was sitting in his silken tent. But when he saw the boy Habib I wis his colour came and went. Quoth he: By Allah, ’tis a star Struck from the azure firmament! Habib: I pour the wine of love For Al Awaz the excellent. The king: I envy him thy shape, Thy voice, thy colour, and thy scent. 16

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1906 · PDF PAGE 66

Gargoyles

…e hours are iron and brass :— } So swift they pass And grind us down :—we hold the wondrous light Our scattering sight Yet sees, the one star in a night of woe. We trust, and so Lift up our voices in the dying day Indeed to pray: O little hands that are so soft and strong, Lead us along !

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1906 · PDF PAGE 53

Gargoyles

… mind, Deem not to catch some goodlier gain Than these; the goodliest prize were pain. Know that the utmost heaven is void Of aught save star or asteroid! Or, an it please thee, idly dream A God therein, a force supreme, 47

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1906 · PDF PAGE 17

Gargoyles

…d sense, No two alone. All’s one: the gold Of truth is no reward divine Of faith, but wage of evidence. The clod, the God, the spar, the star Mete in thy measure, as they are xi. So lifts the agony of the world From this mine head, that bowed awhile Before the terror suddenly shown. 9

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1906 · PDF PAGE 31

Gargoyles

…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

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1906 · PDF PAGE 2

Gargoyles

…NHAUSER. New Edition. 153. BERASHITH. 55. AHAB, ETC. 55. ALICE. 55. THE GOD-EATER. 25. 6d. THE SworD OF SonG. Fifth Impression. 20s. THE STAR AND THE GARTER. Popular Edition. 15. THE ARGONAUTS, 55. Why Jesus WEpT. Sixth Impression. ars. ORACLES. 55 ORPHEUS. ros. (2 vols.) GOETIA. aIs. COLLECTED WORKS, containing some unpublished matter (3 vols.). £10 ros. [7 the Press. ROSA MUNDI, with Lithograph by RODIN. 16s. ROSA INFERNI, with Lithograph by RODIN. 16s. [Jn the Press. Rosa COELI, with Lithograph by RODIN. 16s. [Jn preparation. SEVEN LITHOGRAP…

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