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Chapter 2 |
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Born of earth, |
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we shall return. |
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This is the binding of life |
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From which none can escape. |
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High or low, are all dust. |
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Ages past, Great kings do battle. |
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The king of oak, of sun. |
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The king of the night, of the Holly. |
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Which then is stronger? |
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In the king of night we did see our birth. |
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When our bellies were full, our loins warm. |
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The king of night did watch over us. |
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He blanketed the ground, he gave us life. |
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The king of the bright day was jealous of his brother. |
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He did call out to him |
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to the sun and the king moon, |
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Once it was so. |
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This Isle, sacred named by all the ancients, |
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From times remotest in the womb of the gods. |
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As Ireland today, as Éire to the Irish. |
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As Hibernia to the Romans, |
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As Hibiru, to the ancient Egyptians and Phoenicians |
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And as Ibbi-Éri to the ancients Akkadians, Sumerians and first tribes of Civilization. |
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This Isle which rises over the waves of ocean |
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Of a people journeyed far and wide. |
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No cowardly word, no thieving hand |
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Can blight one spoken truth |
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Where Once great kings stood proud |
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Now only weeds and meadow. |
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Come the redemption Of all that is spirit. |
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More than memory, |
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More than fable |
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A compact, a covenant was holly |
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With earth, with fire with water, with spirit |
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Is not easily broken by death |
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The memory of the land outlives |
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The ignorance of sleepy children |
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Knowing not from whence they came |
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Nor who they really are. |
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