Tome of the Forest

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	Though I have long		Though I have long
	walked alone,		walked alone,
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	And traveled many a		And traveled many a
	weathered		weathered
	cobblestone,		cobblestone,
		+
	I find myself at the		I find myself at the
	end,		end,
		+
	Without companion,		Without companion,
	lover, or friend,		lover, or friend,
		+
	Such is it I write this		Such is it I write this
	plea,		plea,
		+
	Oh virtues just grant		Oh virtues just grant
	to me,		to me,
		+
	A simple wish for all		A simple wish for all
	my earthly goods,		my earthly goods,
		+
	Let me die admidst my		Let me die admidst my
	woods,		woods,
		+
	In them I shall		In them I shall
	forever roam,		forever roam,
		+
	For in life it twas my		For in life it twas my
	home,		home,
		+
	And in death they I		And in death they I
	will protect,		will protect,
		+
	Each sparrow, deer,		Each sparrow, deer,
	and tiny insect,		and tiny insect,
		+
	Upon hoofed feet I		Upon hoofed feet I
	will travel,		will travel,
		+
	And the evildoers		And the evildoers
	deeds unravel,		deeds unravel,
		+
	And to those who		And to those who
	would follow after		would follow after
	me,		me,
		+
	Search for my bones		Search for my bones
	beneath the tree,		beneath the tree,
		+
	In the moss my bones		In the moss my bones
	will find,		will find,
		+
	But my spirit is		But my spirit is
	forever entwined...		forever entwined...
	[[Category:Poetry and Song]]		[[Category:Poetry and Song]]

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Latest revision as of 22:17, 18 July 2025

Title: Tome of the Forest

Author: Dallanadar Golvar

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Though I have long walked alone,

And traveled many a weathered cobblestone,

I find myself at the end,

Without companion, lover, or friend,

Such is it I write this plea,

Oh virtues just grant to me,

A simple wish for all my earthly goods,

Let me die admidst my woods,

In them I shall forever roam,

For in life it twas my home,

And in death they I will protect,

Each sparrow, deer, and tiny insect,

Upon hoofed feet I will travel,

And the evildoers deeds unravel,

And to those who would follow after me,

Search for my bones beneath the tree,

In the moss my bones will find,

But my spirit is forever entwined...