Boulders and river sand know how the sky splashed in a forest stream.
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How the mirrors of the lakes gathered the sun in one beam with the dust of three roads,
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He knows the blue forest and the desert skete,
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That two crowns have grown into granite rocks,
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Yes, the sadness of the mourners will rise,
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Yes spruce spirit in resin amber.
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From that ray the bright star of the northern lands forged a sword,
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She firmly ordered her to protect and transform the snowfall into drops.
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North become a faithful sword,
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How the covenant absorbed the age-old granite -
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Do not blaze with anger, do not chop off your shoulder
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Yes, multiply what the skete is famous for.
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northern story,
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Faithful as a command.
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The winds crush the feather grass,
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I'm running a story.
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As the splashes of the sun play in the eyes with the bells of the soul,
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They only know the ringing bells overhead in the rye.
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The blue sky is bewitched by the will of a mischievous fire.
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To convey this truth is My share.
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In the night, with a slit of eyes, rust flew: arrows, quivers and a stern look.
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The overflowing belfries at the borders were weathered by burning and a deaf alarm.
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At the call of the alarm rose the forest,
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A beam of fire came out of the shutter,
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Silver of lakes and thunder of heaven,
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Life shone in the edge of the sword.
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And the sun splashed on all the edges, where the malice of someone else's rumors lurked.
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From the high mountains, to the crevices-pits, the amber of the resin is golden again.
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The secret that kept the age-old granite,
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They remember feather grass and Kalinov bridge -
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Everything that marked the desert skete -
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Faithful prayer and strict fasting.
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That's the whole story.
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The winds crush the feather grass.
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Faithful as a command
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Northern story. |
Northern story. |