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''I see! I see! My father before me! | ; ''I see! I see! My father before me! | ||
My brother's and mother's and sister's dead glory! | ; ''My brother's and mother's and sister's dead glory! | ||
They call me to sea and to white ship departing | ; ''They call me to sea and to white ship departing | ||
Not ere or until my bright shield is done guarding. | ; ''Not ere or until my bright shield is done guarding. | ||
Our foe! Our foe! The battle's near done! | ; ''Our foe! Our foe! The battle's near done! | ||
From red sun arising to red setting sun. | ; ''From red sun arising to red setting sun. | ||
Our deeds cast immortal in Rivendell's sonnets, | ; ''Our deeds cast immortal in Rivendell's sonnets, | ||
for I'll go home with shield high or my body upon it!'' | ; ''for I'll go home with shield high or my body upon it!'' | ||
(From the Battle of the Old Ford, 2946) | (From the Battle of the Old Ford, 2946) | ||
Revision as of 01:48, 30 April 2014
- I see! I see! My father before me!
- My brother's and mother's and sister's dead glory!
- They call me to sea and to white ship departing
- Not ere or until my bright shield is done guarding.
- Our foe! Our foe! The battle's near done!
- From red sun arising to red setting sun.
- Our deeds cast immortal in Rivendell's sonnets,
- for I'll go home with shield high or my body upon it!
(From the Battle of the Old Ford, 2946)