Ave Adonai Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: A BACCBA CDCCCD BDEEBD FGHHFG BABBBADedicated to G M Marston | A |
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Pale as the night that pales | B |
In the dawn's pearl pure pavillion | A |
I wait for thee with my dove's breast | C |
Shuddering a god its bitter guest | C |
Have I not gilded my nails | B |
And painted my lips with vermillion | A |
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Am I not wholly stript | C |
Of the deeds and thoughts that obscure thee | D |
I wait for thee my soul distraught | C |
With aching for some nameless naught | C |
In its most arcane crypt | C |
Am I not fit to endure thee | D |
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Girded about the paps | B |
With a golden girdle of glory | D |
Dost thou wait me thy slave who am | E |
As a wolf lurks for a strayed white lamb | E |
The chain of the stars snaps | B |
And the deep of night is hoary | D |
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Thou whose mouth is a flame | F |
With its seven edged sword proceeding | G |
Come I am writhing with despair | H |
Like a snake taken in a snare | H |
Moaning thy mystical name | F |
Till my tongue is torn and bleeding | G |
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Have I not gilded my nails | B |
And painted my lips with vermillion | A |
Yea thou art I the deed awakes | B |
Thy lightening strikes thy thunder breaks | B |
Wild as the bride that wails | B |
In the bridegroom's plumed pavillion | A |
Aleister Crowley
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