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Page 103 of 1121905 · PDF PAGE 222
…o them again I give, Whom in long exile men contemn: for they shall live.” Yea, they shall live! Amen! And I Give praise, and close mine eyes, cover my face, and laugh—and die. Her breath I take The Celtic race! “CARMEN SAECULARE.,” ‘*T prophesy, with feet upon a grave, Of death cast out, and life devouring death. Of freedom, though all manhood were one slave ; Of truth, though all the world were har; of love, That time nor hate can raze the witness of.” SWINBURNE, Zs esizas. NINE voices that raise high the eternal hymn! Nine faces that ring ro…
1906 · PDF PAGE 129
…t as the morn, Painted like flames adorning Hell, Passions and mysteries outworn, Ever enchanting, ever wise, And terror in her wondrous eyes ! Her fascination steals my strength, Her luxury lures me as she comes ; Reaches her length against my length, And breaks my spirit ; life succumbs— A nameless avatar of death Incarnate in her burning breath. I know her gorgeous raiment folded In snaky subtle draperies, All stalwart captains mighty-moulded To lure within her sorceries, Within her bed—and I, who love, See, and am silent, and approve! Stran…
1907 · PDF PAGE 9
…d Gaul, is split in three.? A lesson in anatomy, A sketch of sociology, A tale of love to end. But sce! What stirs the electric flame of eyes? One word—that word. Be destinv’s Inviolate fiat rolled athwart . The clouds and cobwebs of our speech, And image, integrate of thought, This ebony anthem, each to each :— To lie, invulnerable, alone, Valkyrie and hero, in the zone, Shielded by lightnings of our wit, Guarded by fires of intellect Far on the mountain-top, elect Of all the hills divinely lit By rays of moonrise! © the moon! O the interminab…
1919 · PDF PAGE 313
…rn at Perth, Scotland. Perhaps, he was one of the famous “twin brothers of Perth, who were—ready to exhibit a positive Wassermann—to the eyes from their birth. Said Bill to his brother, ‘Well, thanks to our mother, we’re the rottenest beggars on earth.’” True Guost Stories. By Herewarp Carrincron. J. S. Ogilvie Publishing Co. Mr. Herewarp CarRINGTON was a very clever young man, and that was his trouble. He is still a very clever young man, and as he is older than he was, his trouble is increased. I always thought him crazy with his ideas on fas…
1905 · PDF PAGE 137
… closed because of night Whose heavy breath iafects the air5 The dog-star gleams, a devilish light : I thought I saw behind me glare The eyes of fiends. IT thought I heard An evil laugh, a mocking word. The gates swing open at the Name, Without a warder roused from sleep; I pass, with face of burning flame, That is not quenched, although I weep. (For even my tears are tears of fire, For loathing, madness, and desire.) Ah God ! the traps for fervent feet ! The morrow beaconed, and I came By where the golden groves of wheat In summer glories fier…
1906 · PDF PAGE 8
… the mellowness of autumn gold. Pillowed on linen of the purest white, Half-hidden by her locks’ luxurious night, Maddened by those soft eyes of melting glow, Enamoured of that breast .of breathing snow, Caught in the meshes of her fine-spun hair, Rocked by the beating of her bosom fair,
1907 · PDF PAGE 85
… you think me a hard man, and perhaps a coward. Remember, pray, that the tears of age are frozen at the heart ere they can spring to the eyes. You may yet think better of the lonely old Sire de Malétroit, and the honour of his house may one day be your own. [Axzt. [BLANCHE comes over to DENYS, who remains leaning heavily on the table. BLANCHE. Oh, sir, how cruelly have I done in my girl’s folly, to bring a gallant gentleman to such a pass. DENYS. Ah ! life isa little thing, fairlady. [Szgzs, gradually getting pleased with himself as a martyr.| …
1906 · PDF PAGE 144
…act the ultima- tion Rings through eternity past the poles of space. Choose then what spangle on the robe of time Shall glitter in thine eyes: for the hour strikes. CRIOSDA. Mother! I would see the Luck of Maurya stand Two thousand years from now. RupPHA. Good priest, bring forth The globe of crystal. Ist PRIEST. Hearing is enough. [Zhe priest takes a crystal from out the altar, and places it thereupon. RUPHA and CRIOSDA advance. RupPHA. Look ! I uplift the veil. [She unvetls the crystal,
1905 · PDF PAGE 62
…s that float on my stream ; My song-birds to others are dumber Than voices half heard in a dream; My muse, louder gods overcome her, the eyes of them gleam. The surrow that woke me to singing Is deeper than songs that I sing; ‘The birds that fresh music are bringing No chords for my memory bring; Those lips like a soul that are clinging most silently cling. Take thought for these verses, though time be So sure and so swift for thy feet, Though far from this England thy clime be? In years that sway slow as the wheat, Take thought, for an hour le…
1905 · PDF PAGE 163
…laughing devilry abides Its hour to poison. How they gloat, The fiends, upon her lips and throat ! They touch her heart, they speer/ her eyes, They linger on the lovely prize ! O dead she thought them! It is written: ‘¢ Eve’s heel is by the serpent bitten, His head she bruises.” No indeed ! Not woman, but the woman’s seed ! Hark ! in the cloak of ‘‘ Love of Truth” They whisper ‘‘ Memory of Youth” ; And, mindful of the deadliest sin, Hint: ‘‘ Sinful woman, look within !” 1 To search, with the idea of looking more deeply. The grotesque word is us…
1907 · PDF PAGE 170
… Remembrance of some immortality Affirmed if not believed : alas for me That might not interchange the last sad vows, Nor close the blue eyes clearer than the sea Before they darkened, and the veil of death Shrouded their splendour: still there lingereth Some sad white lustre’on the icy brows, Some breast-curve surely indicating breath, Some misty glamour of deep love within The eye’s cold gléam ! some dimple on the chin Hinting of laughter: even now she seems A folded rosebud, where the ivory skin Closes the ripe warm centre flower, the mind, …
1905 · PDF PAGE 109
…g to the vague expanse below Of the unknown secrecies of mountain song. Dragging behind us beautiful weary limbs, We turned snow-blinded eyes towards the pass ! That shot a jasper wall above the mist Into the Jightning-kindled firmament, Behind whose battlements a shelter? lay, Rude-built. of pine, whose parents in the storm Of some vast avalanche were swept away Into the valley. Thither we hasted on, And there, as night stretched out a broken wing Torn by the thunder and the bitter strife Of warring flames and tempest’s wrath, we came And flun…
1905 · PDF PAGE 225
…llion more have watered it—it peers, A resurrection fragrance, to disperse Men’s folly and their fears. The contemplation of those awful eyes, The flaming void, the godhead of the light, The abyss of these unfathomable skies, Exhaust my being ; I desire the night. Lo! I have written all the destinies Thy spirit bade me write. The noise of rushing water! And the sound Of tenfold thunder! Mighty a flame of fire Roars downward: asa maiden from a swound My spirit answers to its own desire. My feet are firm again upon the ground— Vea! but my head is…
1909 · PDF PAGE 261
… a triple cord to show the restriction of the powers of Nature ; and it is triple to show the white Triangle of the Three Supernals, His eyes are also bandaged, symbolising that the Light of the natural world is but as darkness compared with the radiance of the Light Divine. The Ritual then continues : Hegemon : “ Child of Earth ! arise, and enter into the Path of Darkness!” The Hierophant then gives his permission, ordering the Stolistes and Dadouchos to assist the Kerux in the reception ; but the Kerux bars the way saying: “Child of Earth! un…
1909 · PDF PAGE 261
… a triple cord to show the restriction of the powers of Nature ; and it is triple to show the white Triangle of the Three Supernals, His eyes are also bandaged, symbolising that the Light of the natural world is but as darkness compared with the radiance of the Light Divine. The Ritual then continues : Hegemon : “ Child of Earth ! arise, and enter into the Path of Darkness!” The Hierophant then gives his permission, ordering the Stolistes and Dadouchos to assist the Kerux in the reception ; but the Kerux bars the way saying: “Child of Earth! un…
1907 · PDF PAGE 14
…tude We all assume—or else are posers. Such winners are the surest losers. I paint her picture, recognise— Dare you ?—one glimmer of her eyes Like yours, one shimmer of her skin Like that your flesh is hidden in, One laugh upon her lips enough Like yours for me to recollect, 1 A famous restaurateur in the Place de Rennes.
1905 · PDF PAGE 164
… That wisdom of the unprofane. All future happiness I surely see. I am the Soul of Tragedy ! Enter ULRIC ‘musing, with love-light an Ais eyes). [Az his entrance, SPIRIT OF TRAGEDY changes lo a shape of wncarnate llorror, and continues : Naked as dawn, the purpose of the hour Grows on my vision, and my cynic laughter Chills in my veins: the old avenging power Shows me the thing that is to be hereafter. I gloated on the coming of the curse— I did create an hearse, Black plumes and solemn mourners; andI saw The triumph of some natural law Fit for …
1907 · PDF PAGE 168
…ow ! There is no Jaugh of all those laughs of hers, Those tender thrills of laughter I used to know. Nor in all nature weep the careless eyes, Nor any soul of life may sympathise, All I once was in this is torn and rended— Scorned and forsaken the lone lyre lies. Hath that not yet some sympathy with me? That lyre that was myself, my heart’s decree And ruler, subtle at the dawn, and splendid Noonwards, and soft at day’s declivity! I flung it in my anguish to the ground, I raise it, and its music hath not found One string or snapped or loosened, …
1911 · PDF PAGE 173
THE BIG STICK exalted opinion of the book, and says that it has much of mystery therein; possibly he saw it with the same eyes as Mr Pryse. Even both Luther and Erasmus were doubtful as to its acceptance. The “ Encyclopaedia Britannica " argues that its allusions are οι” the 4th or 5th century. It may be mentioned here, that Dom John Chapman, D.O.S,, has made an examination of the question this year, and argues, with doubtful success, that John the Presbyter and John the Apostle were the same person, and accepts both the Gospel and the Apocalyp…
1911 · PDF PAGE 173
THE BIG STICK exalted opinion of the book, and says that it has much of mystery therein; possibly he saw it with the same eyes as Mr Pryse. Even both Luther and Erasmus were doubtful as to its acceptance. The “ Encyclopaedia Britannica " argues that its allusions are οι” the 4th or 5th century. It may be mentioned here, that Dom John Chapman, D.O.S,, has made an examination of the question this year, and argues, with doubtful success, that John the Presbyter and John the Apostle were the same person, and accepts both the Gospel and the Apocalyp…