| Rows of men, in restless lines
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| Air still echoes, death signs
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| Not yet flown, from emptied halls;
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| Footsteps falter, crumble, crawls
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| Steady are my horse’s hooves, as I spur him on
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| The alder sprigs held high, on the left, at dawn
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| Arawn rules Gehenna, by blood blessed
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| Brân is your name, warrior of the shining crest
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| Some of them were cast away
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| On the fields of fight
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| Because of holes torn in them
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| By the enmy’s might
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| Eerie voices lingr, last;
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| Final choices, feared, now lost
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| Devastation drains, renew
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| Still bodies strewn-knotted knees
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| Nor the high gods who ever lived my fight
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| My enemy and hope; |
| demons for fright
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| A dispute breaks! |
| The divine Amaethon
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| Death within my grasp, planning aggression
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| Silver scrolls of birch bark
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| Record the roots of trees
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| Sycamore; |
| timeless oak
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| Faceless king of a thousand years
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| I shall not see a world that will be dear to me
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| Summer without flowers
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| Kin will be without milk
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| Women without modesty
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| Men without valor
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| Captures without a king
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| Woods without mast
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| Sea without produce
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| Wrong judgments of old men
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| False precedents of lawyers
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| Every man, a betrayer
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| Every boy a reaver
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| Son will enter his father’s bed
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| Father will enter his son’s bed
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| Son will deceive his father
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| Daughter will deceive her mother
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| An evil time! |