Thursday, May 1, 2014

Poemsaleister Crowley Adela

Poemsaleister Crowley Adela
Adela

Jupiter's foursquare sack of gold and run down

Rides on the moon, a lavender conch of nugget,

As if the be scared of god, charioted anew

Came proud, his glittering round awhirl

To war down all the stars. I see him downstairs

The hair of this informant own Italian girl,

Adela

That bends her trait on informant in the gondola!

Represent is deficient a draft of circle on the lagoon.

Mind is adrift in its beatitude,

A attentive mage in the moon

Ah! have to we come, a discriminating stretch of time,

To Campo Santo that, this night of June,

Heals for awhile the immitigable feud?

Adela!

Your draft ruffles my stray in the gondola!

All through trap on trap of muted waterways,

Skeptical by lightless keep under surveillance palaces,

We glide; the ease up plash of the oar, that sways

Our life, almost love does, laps
no softer seas

Swoon in the bosom of Placatory bays!

We are in mass with the gigantic ecstasies,

Adela!

Authority with me, authority with me in the gondola!

They provision us in, these tangled sepulchres

That shield such absurd life. They get up exclusive

Our passage almost the cliffs of death. Represent stirs

No angel from the pinnacles ther.

All broods, all breeds. But immanent as Hers

That reigns is this supreme muted crown of love

Adela

That broods on me, and is I, in the gondola.

They twist, they string, these white and black canals,

Now unused with lamplight, now a get of Styx.

Flatten as out love - baking riotous animals

Hastily hoisted on the crucifix

To ooze seraphic coronals,

Plants, vegetation - O let our light and depression mix,

Adela,

Divinity and beast with me in the gondola!

Come! whilst your hair be a skin of fire,

Your oral cavity corresponding snakes, your oral communication the lightning small,

Your teeth God's hook on life, your trait His lyre,

Your eyes His stars - come, let our Venus dead heat

Our bodies with the whips of Her upmarket.

Your bed's the world, your body the world-ash,

Adela!

Shall I here the word to the man of the gondola?

Aleister Crowley

Reference: magical-poetry.blogspot.com