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The old man spoke and told his son “Today thou shalt kill me: I’ve read upon the spring’s meek breeze That thus it has to be. By the ancient sword you’ll spill my life Which many a foe once slew, And afterwards you’ll gird it on For there’s who waits...

The house of Kelidon was open And shone with light and glee: A thousand guests had gathered there To celebrate and see. It was the wedding of Stemènos Kelidon’s firstborn son, Who laughing with a cup in hand Among the friends strode on. The bride wa...

The seventh day they gained at last the shore, The shore that lies far other side the sea, The seventh day, I say, since firstly bore A wave offences from humanity. They drew the ship aground on a land sore That lifeless lay as far as eye could see, If n...

They met on night by the waves wild And dark of the vast sea. From far away they came and were In number but of three. The first was tall, with curly locks Of black as raven’s wing, And sitting on a rock a song He dismally did sing. The second looked...

Like sparks the ashes hideously did glow As over mountains, far beyond the sea, Above the land of earth they flew to sow The seeds of the dark age that would then be. "O mortal race, your back with toil ye'll bow On field and furrow, you shall prune the...

A sea was that on which their ship they led Like a serene expanse of emerald: Perturbed was not by wind or wave and had Foam curls by the sunshine woven with gold. Yet turned the water from grass-green to red At dusk, when the sky ceased to burn and scald...

The silent forest held its breath As Zadjal slowly walked And armed with quiver, knife and bow After his pray he stalked. The hunter shone with force as does A young man in his prime, Proud as an ancient hero from An old forgotten rhyme. Of twenty sp...

Against the horizon stood a mountain great In lightnings crowned as were the kings of yore; Around its throne raged winds of might and hate While on its back a stole of frost it bore, And soared as if to wield the reins of fate Just like those kings whose...

…and one by one the stars sunk in the dark; In silence, slowly, worlds withered away. The cosmos lay as wounded stag when hark Backwards the dogs once slain they have their prey: The deer, as before him descends the dark, Salutes in tears the light of hi...