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Lo I lament Fallen is the sixfold Star	A
Slain is Asar	A
O twinned with me in the womb of Night	B
O son of my bowels to the Lord of Light	B
O man of mine that hast covered me	C
From the shame of my virginity	C
Where art thou Is it not Apep thy brother	A
The snake in my womb that am thy mother	A
That hath slain thee by violence girt with guile	D
And scattered thy limbs on the Nile	D
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Lo I lament I have forged a whirling Star	A
I seek Asar	A
O Nepti sister Arise in the dusk	E
From thy chamber of mystery and musk	E
Come with me though weary the way	F
To bring back his life to the rended clay	F
See are not these the hands that wove	G
Delight and these the arms that strove	G
With me And these the feet the thighs	H
That were lovely in mine eyes	H
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Lo IO lament I gather in my car	A
Thine head Asar	A
And this is this not the trunk he rended	C
But oh oh oh the task transcended	C
Where is the holy idol that stood	C
For the god of thy queen's beatitude	C
Here is the tent but where is the pole	I
Here is the body but where is the soul	I
Nepti sister the work is undone	J
For lack of the needed One	J
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Lo I lament There is no god so far	A
As mine Asar	A
There is no hope none in the corpse in the tomb	K
But these what are these that war in my womb	K
There is vengeance and triumph at last of Maat	C
In Ra Hoor Khut and in Hoor pa Kraat	C
Twins they shall rise being twins they are one	J
The Lord of the Sword and the Son of the Sun	J
Silence coeval colleague of the Voice	L
The plumes of Amoun rejoice	L
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Lo I rejoice I heal the sanguine scar	A
Of slain Asar	A
I was the Past Nature the Mother	A
He was the Present Man my brother	A
Look to the Future the Child oh paean	J
The Child that is crowned in the Lion Aeon	J
The sea dawns surge an billow and break	M
Beneath the scourge of the Star and the Snake	M
To my lord I have borne in my womb deep vaulted	C
This babe for ever exalted	C

Aleister Crowley

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