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Page 18 of 841899 · PDF PAGE 191
…he sea, He strides through the heaven, a knight brightly mailéd ; The earth is rejoiced and the fountains are free, Leaping, cascades of new song. Music and myrtle are bound in the forehead Golden of dawn’s herald strong ; The sea basks below in the atmosphere torrid, Waiting and waiting a lover. All men despise her: a woman once found Joy in the kisses whereby she was drowned, Love in her death to discover. I, in the pzan of earth, air, and ocean, Join and laugh loud for the love of my heart; Throbs the loud air with my throes of emotion ; Lov…
1899 · PDF PAGE 240
…mite. _ Then all the forces of the earth shall be Untameable, a shield of Liberty. Freedom shall burgeon like a rose, While in the sky A new white sun with ardour glows On Liberty. Men shall sing merrily at work as those Who fear no more to die— Ay! and who fear no more at last to live Since man can love and worship and forgive. Then on these heights of Caucasus A fire shall dwell, Pure as the dawn, and odorous Of bud and bell; A flower of fire, a flame from Heaven to us. All triumph to foretell, A glory of unspeakable delight, A flower.like li…
1904 · PDF PAGE 81
…d sea. Not all the wealth that flowers shed, And sacred streams, on that calm head; Not all the earth’s spell-weaving dream And scent of new-turned earth shall seem Again indeed his mother’s breast To breathe like sleep and give him rest ; He lives or dies in subtler swoon Between the sea and moon. So standing, gliding, undeterred By any her alluring word That calls from older forest glades, My soul forgets the gentle maids That wooed me in the scarlet bowers, And golden cluster-woof of flowers; Forgets itself, content to be Between the moon an…
1905 · PDF PAGE 173
I68 IN THE GREAT PYRAMID OF GHIZEH deed of mere brute muscle and nerve ! Thence, by great Will new-freed, the ardent life leaps, sixth, to Effort’s tower, invoking the occult, the secret power, found in the void when all but Will is lost ; so, seventh, he bends it from its bodily station into the great abyss of Meditation, whence the firm level is at last his own and Rapture’s royal throne is more than throne, sarcophagus ! an end ! an end ! Resounds the echo in the stone, in- calculable myriads of tons poised in gigantic balance overhead, abou…
1911 · PDF PAGE 310
THE NEW THOUGHT LIBRARY Crown 8v0. Crimson cloth extra, gilt tops, 35. 6d. net and 4s. 6d. net per volume, The “New Thought Library” has been designed to include only the best works in this class of literature. No volume will find a place in this series unless it has already an established position in the popular favour. The first ten volumes are now ready. HAVE YOU A STRONG WILL? How to Develop and Strengthen Will Power, Memory, or any other Faculty, or Attribute of the Mind by the Easy Process of Self-Hypnotism. By CHARLES Goprrry LeLanb. Thi…
1911 · PDF PAGE 310
THE NEW THOUGHT LIBRARY Crown 8v0. Crimson cloth extra, gilt tops, 35. 6d. net and 4s. 6d. net per volume, The “New Thought Library” has been designed to include only the best works in this class of literature. No volume will find a place in this series unless it has already an established position in the popular favour. The first ten volumes are now ready. HAVE YOU A STRONG WILL? How to Develop and Strengthen Will Power, Memory, or any other Faculty, or Attribute of the Mind by the Easy Process of Self-Hypnotism. By CHARLES Goprrry LeLanb. Thi…
1910 · PDF PAGE 153
…ss, and will persist, somewhere, in the depths of infinity... . But it is not this part of his energy that results in the formation of a new being when he dies. ... We may then consider the moment of John Smith’s death... . During his life he has not alone been setting in vibration the great ocean of the ther, he has been affecting the structure of his own brain. So that at the moment of his death all his own life, and all his past lives are existing pictured in a definite and characteristic molecular structure, a tremendous complicated represe…
1910 · PDF PAGE 153
…ss, and will persist, somewhere, in the depths of infinity... . But it is not this part of his energy that results in the formation of a new being when he dies. ... We may then consider the moment of John Smith’s death... . During his life he has not alone been setting in vibration the great ocean of the ther, he has been affecting the structure of his own brain. So that at the moment of his death all his own life, and all his past lives are existing pictured in a definite and characteristic molecular structure, a tremendous complicated represe…
1930 · PDF PAGE 96
… may hâve heard “in the seventh heaven”. This may not apply to the sixth. The Adept must keep himself in hand, however tempted to make a new heaven and a new earth in the next few davs by trumpeting his triumphs. He must give time a chance to redress his balance, sore shaken by the impact of the Infinité. As he becomes adjusted to intercourse with his Angel, he will find his passionate ecstasy develop a quality of peace and intelligi- bility which adds power, while it informs and fortifies his mental and moral qualifies instead of obscuring and…
1905 · PDF PAGE 48
…res, 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.
1905 · PDF PAGE 33
26 THE TALE OF ARCHIAIS CHARICLES, Not a flower of them shall die, Every one shall blossom newly ; Stars shall lend them of their beauty, Rain and sunshine know their duty. ARCHAIS. Not a flower of them shall die That compose our canopy 5 Beech and chestnut, poplar tall, Birch and elm shall flourish all Dewed with ever-living spring. Song and dance shall close the day, CHORUS, Close this happy, happy day. . CHARICLES. Of your revels I'll -be king, ARCHAIS. I the queen of your array. Both. Foot it nimbly in the ring ! CHORUS. Stay, stars, and da…
1996 · PDF PAGE 103
…external imperfection of marrons glacés; they no longer represent its infinitely varied nature. It therefore rejects them, and creates a new form of itself, such as Nightgowns with pale yellow ribbons or Amber Cigarettes. In the same way a poet or painter, wishing to express Beauty, is impelled to choose a particular form; with luck, this is at first able to recompose in him what he feels; but sooner or later he finds that he has failed to include certain elements of himself, and he must needs embody these in a new poem or picture. He may know …
1899 · PDF PAGE 61
JEPHTHAH. 39 That shall see freedom smile on us, and peace, And victory, and new hours of happiness, CHORUS OF SOLDIERS. Out of the waters of the sea Our father Abraham beheld The lamp of heaven arise and be The monarch quenchless and unquelled ; But we on this far Syrian shore See dawn upon the mountains pour. The limit of the snows is bright ; As spears that glitter shine the hills ; The foaming forehead of the light All air with cloudy fragrance fills ; And, born of desolation blind, The young sweet summer burns behind. The Altar of the Lord…
1901 · PDF PAGE 19
…where small kisses weep, And find in fervent dreams the kiss Most memoried of Artemis. Impenetrable pleasure dies Beneath the madness of new dreams ; The slow sweet breath is turned to sighs More musical than many streams Under the moving silver beams,
1899 · PDF PAGE 59
…ountains of unlovely song, And the false quags where jealousy lives yet, Or the ill rivers at whose restless shrine Men offer incense to new gods, and wrong The deity they loved, the dear divine Body and breath of Loves own avatar. They hunt our love from sea to sea, they set Cold fetters on our limbs that would beget
1907 · PDF PAGE 48
…sp. Mo Locke and Bill Feegur . Serios. Miss Schnarr . . . . Diseuse. Shaddai L. Hye in his great songs: “ The Yonisuckle and the Bee.” “ New every morning is the love.” “ Hire a member, hire a member.” “ How’s that for Hye?” and “ LINGAM LONGER, Lucv.” Dr. jellinek . . . . Contortionist. Barry Ether . . . . Society Reciter. La Chic Ina . . . . In her famous GLORY Sorw.
1913 · PDF PAGE 97
… . | ROSE from dreamless hours and sought the morn 1 That beat upon my window : from the sill I watched sweet lands , where Autumn light new - born Swayed through the trees and lingered on the hill . If things so lovely are , why labour still To dream of something more than this I see ? Do I remember tales of Galilee , I who have slain my faith , and freed my will ? Let me forget dead faith , dead mystery , Dead thoughts of things I cannot comprehend . Enough the light mysterious in the tree , Enough the friendship of my chosen friend . 78
1902 · PDF PAGE 146
…d transfiguring power of the rhythms . . . plastic and intensely dramatic . . . this poet is authentic and will reveal to the world much new beauty. . . ." "A kind of middle-class .Swinburne at second-hand . . . morbid unpleasantness of Mr Crowley's taste." " Much to attract and not a little to repel. A very singular and striking piece of work . . . undoubted power and originality . . . vigorous mastery and daring conception . . . we are compelled to read even where the subject matter fails to attract . . . several glaring crudities and much ba…
1910 · PDF PAGE 40
…ripping. I do wish I had been there; ... the horse-whip, and the monkey. He is sucha silly fellow, poor ‘ cheval hongre!’” “Ah, yes! the new nickname.” “Don’t you think that it fits him?” “Oh yes.” The silent man of the party moved uneasily in his arm- chair. He was slow of cogitation. “ Like the waistcoat of the late Nessus fitted Hercules, eh, what?” he suggested. “A fool!” “ Hercules?” “No, Lionel... and, er... yes, Hercules also. Tabard reminds me of that Bible chap.” “ Potiphar’s Joseph!” the silent man exclaimed triumph- antly. “Wrong aga…
1910 · PDF PAGE 40
…ripping. I do wish I had been there; ... the horse-whip, and the monkey. He is sucha silly fellow, poor ‘ cheval hongre!’” “Ah, yes! the new nickname.” “Don’t you think that it fits him?” “Oh yes.” The silent man of the party moved uneasily in his arm- chair. He was slow of cogitation. “ Like the waistcoat of the late Nessus fitted Hercules, eh, what?” he suggested. “A fool!” “ Hercules?” “No, Lionel... and, er... yes, Hercules also. Tabard reminds me of that Bible chap.” “ Potiphar’s Joseph!” the silent man exclaimed triumph- antly. “Wrong aga…