Green Book Of Meditations Volume 6 The Books of Songs - Student ...
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4<br />
Throughout that pulsing Pagan night,<br />
the Little people swarmed.<br />
High above the chanting Druids soon,<br />
a wrathful Goddess formed.<br />
Death to every foe and traitor!<br />
Pagans carve the fatal rune!<br />
Cast all our spells together now-<br />
'tis the rising <strong>of</strong> the moon!<br />
Tis the rising <strong>of</strong> the moon,<br />
'tis the rising <strong>of</strong> the moon.<br />
Cast all our spells together now-<br />
'tis the rising <strong>of</strong> the moon!<br />
5<br />
<strong>The</strong> Goddess headed for the East,<br />
across the sea's bright foam.<br />
What glorious havoc She did wreck<br />
in London and in Rome!<br />
And the Archdruid he spoke to us,<br />
upon the following noon:<br />
"I think we got our point across,<br />
at the rising <strong>of</strong> the moon!<br />
At the rising <strong>of</strong> the moon,<br />
at the rising <strong>of</strong> the moon.<br />
I think we got our point across,<br />
at the rising <strong>of</strong> the moon!<br />
Scharding's Note:<br />
I suspect that the author <strong>of</strong> many songs in this collection,<br />
Chwerthin, was a member <strong>of</strong> Hasidic Druids <strong>of</strong> North America,<br />
or perhaps <strong>of</strong> the NRDNA.<br />
327<br />
A <strong>Book</strong> <strong>of</strong> <strong>Songs</strong> and Poetry<br />
<strong>Volume</strong> One 1993<br />
Mike’s Poetry<br />
1993 Introduction<br />
Compiled by Michael Scharding and Sine Ceolbhinn<br />
This book is a collection <strong>of</strong> songs, chants and poems that I have<br />
heard used or composed that may be deemed suitable to Druidic<br />
usage (or maybe not...) It is in no way an exclusive or exhaustive<br />
collection. Feel free to add or delete to its contents with songs or<br />
poetry <strong>of</strong> your favorite writers or historical sources. Even better,<br />
include some <strong>of</strong> your own compositions.<br />
As with the Dead Lake Scrolls, this volume was originally printed<br />
with amusing fonts, pictures and musical notation. This book was<br />
an attempt to capture all the poems and chants in use during my<br />
college days and to preserve some <strong>of</strong> my Bardic explorations. I<br />
don't think many other people read it.<br />
<strong>The</strong> song notation (only in printed copies) that I've included is the<br />
best that my meager skills could provide. <strong>The</strong>re are tonal<br />
inflections that sometimes cannot be conveyed in script. Use the<br />
music as a guide, not as a taskmaster. Many are in strange modal<br />
forms <strong>of</strong> the key <strong>of</strong> C, my favorite singing key (but perhaps not<br />
yours)<br />
Mike Scharding<br />
Day 81 <strong>of</strong> Samradh<br />
Year XXXI <strong>of</strong> the Reform<br />
(July 21st, 1993 c.e.)<br />
<strong>The</strong>se documents are mostly <strong>of</strong> the Public Domain<br />
Please share it with others.<br />
Printing History<br />
1st Printing 1993<br />
2nd Printing 1996 (in ARDA, Pt 9)<br />
3 rd Printing 2003 (in ARDA 2, Pt 6 <strong>Green</strong> <strong>Book</strong> Vol. 6)