| In Brethil, near the Silver Wood, beside the water fall
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| A voiceless song at night is heard and in the darkness calls
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| The river’s flood I shall not fear to sooth my grieving soul
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| And ever drink the water clear that fills the Silver Bowl
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| A maiden fair she was of old with neither shift nor gown
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| And lost she wandered in the wold and weeping sat her down
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| For she had seen the Foaloke and gazed into his eyes
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| Her mind he clouded with his smoke and filled her heart with lies
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| The ancient worm, beguiling worm has fallen near the flood
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| The warrior true lies just beyond
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| His cuirass stain’d with blood
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| But where has gone his lady pale who weeps without console
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| She lies beyond the misty veil inside the Silver Bowl |