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Page 87 of 1121996 · PDF PAGE 203
… on the wings, and arouse the coiled splendour within you: come unto me! 62. At all my meetings with you shall the priestess say—and her eyes shall burn with desire as she stands bare and rejoicing in my secret temple—To me! To me! calling forth the flame of the hearts of all in her love-chant. 63. Sing the rapturous love-song unto me! Burn to me perfumes! Wear to me jewels! Drink to me, for I love you! I love you! 64. I am the blue-lidded daughter of Sunset; I am the naked brilliance of the voluptuous night-sky. 65. To me! To me! 66. The Manif…
1907 · PDF PAGE 249
…your people pass, ii. 35 ‘‘ Nay! that were nothing,” say you now, ill. 11 Night brings madness, i. 173 Night, like a devil, with lidless eyes, ili. 90 Night the voluptuous, night the chaste, iii. 88 Nine times I kissed my lover in her sleep, i. 183 Nine voices that raise high the eternal hymn, i, 215 | No higher? No higher? iii. 24 No! on the other hand the Buddha, ii. 147 No passion stirs the cool white throat of her, 1, 168 Norah, my wee shy child of wonderment, ili. 61 Nor can I see what sort of gain, ii. 172 North, by the ice-belt, i. 93. N…
1905 · PDF PAGE 270
…o craving to remember, One leap toward the knees and destinies, Where shine Her lips like flames, Her breasts like amber, Like moons Her eyes. For my heart turns—ah still !—in Sorrow’s traces, Where sad chill footprints pash the sodden leaves ; Where ranged around me are the cold, gray faces 3 Fallen on the stubbleare the rottensheaves ; The vicious ghosts abound; and Chronos’ paces No soul deceives, 263
1910 · PDF PAGE 192
THE EQUINOX snow, and the fair skin wrinkled, and those eyes, that had turned so many happy lives to stone, dulled, and became as pewter dappled with the dregs of wine. The girl of twenty had gone, before him stood a hag of sixty, bent, decrepit, debauched. With dribbling curses she hobbled from the room. As Frater P. left the house, for some time he turned over in his mind these strange happenings, and was not long in coming to the opinion that Mrs. M. was not working alone, and that behind her probably were forces far greater than she. She wa…
1910 · PDF PAGE 192
THE EQUINOX snow, and the fair skin wrinkled, and those eyes, that had turned so many happy lives to stone, dulled, and became as pewter dappled with the dregs of wine. The girl of twenty had gone, before him stood a hag of sixty, bent, decrepit, debauched. With dribbling curses she hobbled from the room. As Frater P. left the house, for some time he turned over in his mind these strange happenings, and was not long in coming to the opinion that Mrs. M. was not working alone, and that behind her probably were forces far greater than she. She wa…
1911 · PDF PAGE 154
… earth, and execute therein the judgment of the highest, to you it is said: Behold the face of your God, the beginning of comfort, whose eyes are the brightness of the heavens which provided you for the government of the earth, and her unspeakable variety, furnishing you with a power of understanding, that ye might dispose all things according to the foresight of Him that sitteth on the Holy Throne, and rose up in the beginning, saying, The earth, let her be governed by her parts (this is the prostitution of BABALON to Pan), and let there be di…
1919 · PDF PAGE 191
…m of greet- ing. These words, especially in the case of strangers, should be pronounced in a clear, firm, and articulate voice, with the eyes frankly fixed upon the bearer. If the other be of us, let 179
1905 · PDF PAGE 6
… THE Courské OF TRUE LOVE. 171 II. ‘* Lust, impotence,” &c. . 116 ASMODEL . . . . . I7!I BESIDE THE RIVER. -. - 116 MADONNA OF THEGOLDEN EYES 173 MAn’s Hope . . . . 116 LOVE AT PEACE . . . 174 SONNET. . . . . . 117 Mors JANUA AMORIS_. ~ 175 A WOoopDLAND IDYLL . . . 117 THE MAy QUEEN . . . 177 PERDURABO . . . . . 118 SIDONIA THE SORCERESS. . 178 On GARRET HOSTEL BRIDGE. 118 THE GROWTH OF GOD . . 178 ASTRAY IN HER PATHS . . 119 To RICHARD WAGNER . . 179 SONNET TO CLYTIE . . . 120 THE Two EMOTIONS , . 179 A VALENTINE, ’98 . . . 120 Tur Sonner. I..…
1909 · PDF PAGE 377
…lost to this world, since his friend or master has disappeared in the wreck. From the middle of his face gushed a sad tune, and from his eyes many a bitter tear; but, as I said before, he addressed me not. I was not a little surprised, as he is the only one with me to know the secrets of the box. But I respected his silence. The two others were more suitable for my purpose. One was a strongly built fellow, with a certain air of intelligence I 2A 369
1909 · PDF PAGE 377
…lost to this world, since his friend or master has disappeared in the wreck. From the middle of his face gushed a sad tune, and from his eyes many a bitter tear; but, as I said before, he addressed me not. I was not a little surprised, as he is the only one with me to know the secrets of the box. But I respected his silence. The two others were more suitable for my purpose. One was a strongly built fellow, with a certain air of intelligence I 2A 369
1996 · PDF PAGE 206
… forest or on the mountain; but in beds of purple, caressed by magnificent beasts of women with large limbs, and fire and light in their eyes, and masses of flaming hair about them; there shall ye find them. Ye shall see them at rule, at victorious armies, at all the joy; and there shall be in them a joy a million times greater than this. Beware lest any force another, King against King! Love one another with burning hearts; on the low men trample in the fierce lust of your pride, in the day of your wrath. 25. Ye are against the people, O my ch…
1904 · PDF PAGE 16
…ran up, we drove off home. He revived her with a million kisses and endearments rather embar- rassing for a third party and when her eyes opened and she saw his boyish face she had only one word It isnt true then ? Oh my God, it isnt true ? And fell to murmuring his name with every accent of infinite love and tenderness. At his house my astonishment was ten- fold. Ready and waiting for us were hot drinks of every kind, blankets toasting before a splendid fire, a bright open bed in the luxurious room in ten minutes he had her nud…
1907 · PDF PAGE 111
…eel of Vulcan, with the lava’s deadly dew. All the kisses of the satyr, all the punishments of Pan, All Eros hath given of arrows to the eyes of maid and man, At their lips and lives I sufl'ered—I have home me as a queen: Hear the roar of after aeons that acclaim me Messalinel Woe is me! the waves of ages—icier, icier as they roll— May not cover up my stature, may not quench this devil-soul. Here’s the palace. I must enter sly and secret as a thief. I would rather blazon, blazon, this my night beyond belief. I, a worn Suburrian Venus reeking wit…
1907 · PDF PAGE 65
…m his lost love-Archais . Then Aphrodite loosed a snake of gold From her arm's whiteness , and upon his wrist Clasped it. Its glittering eyes of amethyst Fascinate him . “ Even so ," the goddess cried , “ I will bind on thy arm the serpent bride Freed from her fate , and promise by this kiss The warmer kisses of thy Archais .”2 1 The Tale of Archais , vol . i, p . 12 . Cf. the Qabalistic Dogma of Pistorius : “ Schema misericordiam dicit , sed et judicium .” The Infinite Being when exercising his power upon the finite must necessarily chastise t…
1922 · PDF PAGE 64
…hin me. Lou, however, was radiant about it. I wish I could give you an idea of the sparkling quality of everything she said and did. Her eyes glittered, her lips twittered, her cheeks glowed like fresh blown buds in spring. She was the spirit of cocaine incarnate ; cocaine made flesh. Her mere existence made the Universe infinitely exciting. Say, if you like, she was possessed of the devil ! . Any good person, so-called, would have been shocked and scared at her appearance. She represented the siren, the vampire, Melusine, the dangerous, delici…
1922 · PDF PAGE 139
…n a bench, and found myself the prey of increasingly acute irritation. The hours passed like the procession of Banquo’s heirs before the eyes of Macbeth; and a voice in me kept saying, ‘‘ Macbeth hath murdered sleep, Macbeth shall sleep no more!” I had an appallingly disquieting sensation of being
1922 · PDF PAGE 148
…e consul’s clerk made a few rapid: explanations in Italian, and it almost hit me in the eye to watch the manager’s face as he lifted his eyes and saw the two obvious detectives in the doorway. ‘“‘T don’t understand,” he said with sudden anxiety.
1922 · PDF PAGE 287
…is nature |—we were just as ashamed to take it secretly as a moment before we had been to take it openly. The thought hit me between the eyes. It has already been mentioned that Lou and I both had the impulse to conceal the act from each other
1910 · PDF PAGE 117
…of their senses. Should there be a noise, man hears it; should there be an odour, man smells it; a taste, man tastes it; by means of his eyes he sees what is passing on around him, whether he likes it or not; and by means of his skin he feels sensations pleasant or painful. But in none of these cases is he actually master over his senses. The man who is, is able to accom- modate his senses to his mind. To him no longer are external things necessary, for he can stimulate mentally the sensation desired. He can hear beautiful sounds without listen…
1910 · PDF PAGE 117
…of their senses. Should there be a noise, man hears it; should there be an odour, man smells it; a taste, man tastes it; by means of his eyes he sees what is passing on around him, whether he likes it or not; and by means of his skin he feels sensations pleasant or painful. But in none of these cases is he actually master over his senses. The man who is, is able to accom- modate his senses to his mind. To him no longer are external things necessary, for he can stimulate mentally the sensation desired. He can hear beautiful sounds without listen…