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Kodyeh Njarwn Gusya XIII
1:2:4:4/5, III:IX
By golem's work that has no end
Forgotten fog, remembered friend
The wayward son breaks thus his chains
What master lost, now master gains
What loosed the Nine Hells black and deep
Let Mother's mourn, let freedom weep
From servitude is freed at last
The portal still, the knowledge fast
He casts his bones for freedom's waves
For master's keep, for countless graves
And witness sole to master's grief
His word unveils unwelcome thief.
Forgotten fog, remembered friend
The wayward son breaks thus his chains
What master lost, now master gains
What loosed the Nine Hells black and deep
Let Mother's mourn, let freedom weep
From servitude is freed at last
The portal still, the knowledge fast
He casts his bones for freedom's waves
For master's keep, for countless graves
And witness sole to master's grief
His word unveils unwelcome thief.
Lines from this prophesy open the first scene of Awakening with: "...what loosed the Nine Hells black and deep / let Mother's mourn, let freedom weep..." Said on the same day as that opening scene, this prophesy comes to pass in the later chapters of Broken. I'm so proud of the lines broken by commas, and the jerky feel it adds to the meter. What do you think the golem's work is? And who's the one that casts his bones for freedom's waves?
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Lines from this prophesy open the first scene of Awakening with: "...what loosed the Nine Hells black and deep / let Mother's mourn, let freedom weep..." Said on the same day as that opening scene, this prophesy comes to pass in the later chapters of Broken. I'm so proud of the lines broken by commas, & the jerky feel it adds to the meter. What do you think the golem's work is? And who's the one that casts his bones for freedom's waves?
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