Friday, January 3, 2003

Hymn To Lucifer Comments

Rating: 3.5

Ware, nor of good nor ill, what aim hath act?
Without its climax, death, what savour hath
Life? an impeccable machine, exact
He paces an inane and pointless path
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Aleister Crowley
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Lucifer 24 November 2021

Tis an impeccable poem

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Cryocrab 18 July 2018

Sucks, the only good thing he ever wrote was Happy Dust.

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Herald 26 March 2018

The poem is not bad, given the content indicates it was written by a disturbed mind.

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Rex tyler 17 December 2017

Enjoyed it very much

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Leslie Sharp 07 January 2015

This is a true satanism poem! Rebellion of man the curses they bring upon themselves their free will no doubt.

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Colleen Courtney 18 May 2014

The Key of Joy is disobedience! Well, it's definitely more fun to be bad! ! ! ! I shall remember this line forever now. How utterly perfect!

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Nell Da Poet 13 August 2012

Crowley's compositions are always impecceble... Wisely pre-meditated. This counts as one of my favourites, ALL HAIL LUCIFER

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Victor Constantinov 20 October 2008

In my opinion, this together with 'Hymn to Pan' are the best poems by thy best poet - Aleister Crowley. Can't believe that the last comment on his brilliancy was 2 years ago... And I also have the whole poem written on the beginning page of my notebook, beneath the unicursal hexagram and the line 'The Key of Joy is disobedience' with darker shrift.

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Christine Woodrich 15 November 2006

I have this written in my notebook! 'The Key of Joy is Disobedience.' I love that line.

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