Hesse
05-25-2003, 12:13 AM
I dont know if anyone else has discussed this;
When Aleister Crowley was initiated as a Neophyte of the Hermetic Order of the Golden Dawn he chose his motto, Perdurabo, which means I SHALL ENDURE TO THE END.
he also wrote a poem with the same title;
I am not lower than all men - I feel
Too keenly. Yet my place is not above,
Though I have this - unalterable love
In every fibre. I am crucified
Apart on a lone burning crag of steel,
Tortured, cast out; and yet - I shall abide.
Maybe Maynard read it?
When Aleister Crowley was initiated as a Neophyte of the Hermetic Order of the Golden Dawn he chose his motto, Perdurabo, which means I SHALL ENDURE TO THE END.
he also wrote a poem with the same title;
I am not lower than all men - I feel
Too keenly. Yet my place is not above,
Though I have this - unalterable love
In every fibre. I am crucified
Apart on a lone burning crag of steel,
Tortured, cast out; and yet - I shall abide.
Maybe Maynard read it?