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O Fiery Resplendence, whose fearsome ire | O Fiery Resplendence, whose fearsome ire | ||
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was revealed to us in light and fire, | was revealed to us in light and fire, | ||
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We beseech you: show us mortals mercy | We beseech you: show us mortals mercy | ||
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and in your wrath only curse he | and in your wrath only curse he | ||
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who kept you for so long in your prison. | who kept you for so long in your prison. | ||
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Now that you at last have risen | Now that you at last have risen | ||
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like a phoenix, please these mortals spare | like a phoenix, please these mortals spare | ||
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from your magnificent fiery glare. | from your magnificent fiery glare. | ||
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We beg you, reserve your terrible hate | We beg you, reserve your terrible hate | ||
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for the one who chained you, Sedaris Saet. | for the one who chained you, Sedaris Saet. | ||
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Oh glorious Princess, beloved by all, | Oh glorious Princess, beloved by all, | ||
we tracked the one who had the gall | we tracked the one who had the gall | ||
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to take you from us, and witnessed his fall. | to take you from us, and witnessed his fall. | ||
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We brought you home, whole and free, | We brought you home, whole and free, | ||
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and offer you this effigy. | and offer you this effigy. | ||
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Destroy it now and behold our glee | Destroy it now and behold our glee | ||
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as your enemies burn by your decree. | as your enemies burn by your decree. | ||
Revision as of 17:42, 8 July 2016
Plea to the Elements
O Fiery Resplendence, whose fearsome ire
was revealed to us in light and fire,
We beseech you: show us mortals mercy
and in your wrath only curse he
who kept you for so long in your prison.
Now that you at last have risen
like a phoenix, please these mortals spare
from your magnificent fiery glare.
We beg you, reserve your terrible hate
for the one who chained you, Sedaris Saet.
Birthday Poem to the Princess Shinara
Oh glorious Princess, beloved by all, we tracked the one who had the gall
to take you from us, and witnessed his fall.
We brought you home, whole and free,
and offer you this effigy.
Destroy it now and behold our glee
as your enemies burn by your decree.
