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Cwârh ulhà het tengâr <br>
Cwârh ulhà het tengâr <br>
o târh ulhà het cwynâr.
o târh ulhà het cwynâr.
Lhucwâr perabàf angâm m'hocwaff,
Cweffer cwec'han pon angâr 'emocwaff,
Ffemocw pelhôtŷn hêd cwâren ngelemàf,
ô merhôl a rhà nâcwemàf.
Tenganô rhà, tenganemerhôl,<br>
O tenô cwy rhà angyn gwôl,<br>
Ane du fà cwâp rhà ngâr,<br>
Ô ganânalh rhà peren hâr.
Tengêgw lhe lhe nânŷl,<br>
Nalh lhe gwàr nge gŷl,<br>
O temerhôl a lhe cwânâr<br>
O tenânalh lhe peren hâr.
O telhucwâr perabàf angâm c'harhôn m'hocwaff,<br>
O tengeffer cwec'han pon angâr 'emocwaff,<br>
Gwê cwyshŷn merhôl nâcwem,<br>
Ed ffemocw pelhôtŷn gwelem.


==The King and The Wild Man (Incomplete)==
==The King and The Wild Man (Incomplete)==
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which say what is spoken of<br>
which say what is spoken of<br>
and do what must be done.
and do what must be done.
Leaves whisper forgotten words,<br>
Rain weeps for names unspoken,<br>
The Wolf invokes his old home,<br>
Yet, silent are your halls.
You could have left or kept silence,<br>
And gone under your lawless sun,<br>
I have no need for your words,<br>
So let your blood cover earth.
He took his blade,<br>
He put throat to iron,<br>
So silent was his tongue<br>
And earth covered by his blood.
Thus Leaves whispered forgotten rites,<br>
Thus rain wept for names unspoken,<br>
Over the King's silent halls,<br>
which wolves call home.
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