Arian's Year cycle poem Once upon a midsummer night, A group of stags began a fight. Horns and Hooves, blood was spilled. On the Goddess Earth, for which he was killed. The Earth sprouted green as the elves, Who sang and shouted, their voices bells. And the Sylphs amoung the air, Heard their shouts and joined the crowd. The pheonix overhead heard the crys, Of the joyous festival down below He called upon the mermaids They came to the surface to see the show. Nothing pleased the Goddess more She tingled down strait to the core as the Earth, air, fire and water, Joined together like the year before. But as the night went on, The fires burned low to the ground And the Dark Goddess descended upon the mound. And as lovely as was the night, It must all end in fright. The Darkness dawned, and somewhere in the distance, A group of stage began a fight. |
