Clouds Without Water By Aleister Crowley

Clouds Without Water explores desire, transgression and religious imagery through Aleister Crowley’s poetry. Its lovers’ story moves through occult and erotic themes, using a deliberately provocative literary voice.

Originally presented under the name Rev. C. Verey, the work combines sonnet sequences with a satirical religious framing. It is poetry for mature readers, not a practical magical manual or a conventional devotional text.