The Ladder Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis

Rhyme Scheme: A A B CCDDAA EEFEEF A GAAGAE EEEAA H A AAAAEE H I JEKHA

Dedicated to K M WardA
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quot I will arise and go unto my father quotA
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MALKUTHB
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Dark dark all dark I cower I cringeC
Only ablove me is a citron tingeC
As if some echo of red gold and lueD
Chimed on the night and let its shadow throughD
Yet I who am thus prisoned and exiledA
Am the right heir of glory the crowned childA
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I match my might against my Fate'sE
I gird myself to reach the ultimate shoresE
I arm myself the war to winF
Lift up your heads O mighty gatesE
Be ye lift up ye everlasting doorsE
The King of Glory shall come inF
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TAUA
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I pass from the citrine deep indigoG
Is this tall column Snakes and vultures bendA
Their hooted hate on him that would ascendA
O may the Four avail me Ageless woeG
Fear torture throng the treshold LO The endA
Of Matter The immensity of thingsE
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Let loose new laws new beings new conditionsE
Dire chaos see these new fledged wingsE
Fail in its vagueness and initiationsE
Only my circle saves me from the hateA
Of all these monsters dead yet animateA
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I match cH
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YESODA
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Hail thou full moon O flame of AmethystA
Stupendous mountain on whose shoulders restA
The Eight Above More stable is my crestA
Than thine and now I pierce thee veil of mistA
Even as an arrow from the war bow springsE
I leap my life is set with loftier thingsE
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I match cH
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SAMECH and the crossing of the Path of PeI
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Now swift thou azure shaft of fading fireJ
Pierce through the rainbow Swift O swift how streamsE
The world by Let Sandalphon and his quireK
Of Angels ward meH
Ho whatA

Aleister Crowley



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