Ut Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: A BBCCDDEE FFGGDDEE HHIIJJKK KKLLMMEE| Dedicated to Allan Bennett | A |
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| I | - |
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| Hail to the golden One | B |
| Seen in the midmost Sun | B |
| Hail to the golden beard and golden lips | C |
| His whole lige golden to the finger tips | C |
| Hail to the golden hair in golden showers | D |
| Hiding the eyes like blue blue lotus flowers | D |
| His name is Ut for He | E |
| Hath risen above all things that be | E |
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| Ardent and white the Lord | F |
| Whirls forth a strident sword | F |
| Its blade is broader than the great World Ash | G |
| Its edge is keener than the lightning flash | G |
| Brighter than all the lights of heaven it whirls | D |
| Out in a chaos of creative curls | D |
| And sheathes itself in Me | E |
| Arisen above all things that be | E |
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| III | - |
| Even as the burning tongue | H |
| Og God to God that clung | H |
| Dissolved his being to a nameless naught | I |
| Brake all the wings and waves of time and thought | I |
| So in the quivering flame that hurled | J |
| Its founts of life to the remotest world | J |
| Supreme stood Death and sware | K |
| Destruction to all things that were | K |
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| Child father warrior | K |
| I worshipped thee before | K |
| Friend bridegroom now I yield me to the rod | L |
| My God and very God of very God | L |
| As breath as death as all as naught unknown | M |
| Known is there not an end when one alone | M |
| Stand I and thou and He | E |
| Arisen above all things that be | E |
Aleister Crowley
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