Green Book Of Meditations Volume 6 The Books of Songs - Student ...
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Bardic Salvo #9: Mar. 1st, 2003<br />
MY LADY<br />
A poem by Caroline Boston January 2003<br />
O Radiant Queen! My Lady in blue,<br />
Flowing white veil around your head.<br />
What was your name? Not one person knew.<br />
Whyfore a Moon on which you tread?<br />
Seven stars encircling in Night Sky,<br />
<strong>The</strong> Pentacle held within your hands.<br />
Thoughts that <strong>of</strong>ten made me cry,<br />
<strong>Of</strong> forgotten Time, and forgotten Lands.<br />
O how I searched for you, My Queen,<br />
I knew that I’d known you at the Start.<br />
I knew in my Past, your sweet face I’d seen,<br />
I knew that I knew you, deep down in my Heart.<br />
You have graced my life these past two years.<br />
You knew I would find your Name.<br />
You watched me face my deepest Fears,<br />
And you loved me just the same.<br />
And didst thou guide me, Beauteous One,<br />
When Ancestral Clan I sought?<br />
I found a cousin, I had not known,<br />
So the Journey was not for nought!<br />
I am content with who I am in this Life -<br />
Descendant <strong>of</strong> Samuel 1783,<br />
<strong>Of</strong> a Shoe Making clan <strong>of</strong> Worksop Town -<br />
‘Tis good enough for me!<br />
But take my hand, and again let us tread,<br />
On Lands where I have been.<br />
Let me remember all that was said,<br />
Arianrhod, my Heavenly Queen!<br />
Chalk Upon Her Hands<br />
By Caroline Boston January 2002<br />
A child so fair, with palest <strong>of</strong> skin<br />
Travails upon the Land<br />
Child <strong>of</strong> flowing, moonlit hair,<br />
With chalk upon her hands.<br />
Billowing shift <strong>of</strong> pure white cloth,<br />
Flutters in the breeze.<br />
Her name is s<strong>of</strong>tly whispered<br />
By the Spirits <strong>of</strong> the trees.<br />
Travails the child, beside her Clan,<br />
No wavering from the Course,<br />
White with chalk from the Land,<br />
She forms the Great White Horse.<br />
Stands she now on Berkshire Downs,<br />
Knowing that this sight,<br />
Will please her God and Goddess,<br />
And aid them in their flight.<br />
412<br />
Sister Druid<br />
By Pat Haneke, Akita Grove, RDNA<br />
January 2003, for the Public Domain<br />
Original Song was “Sister Christian,” 1980s by Ranger Night<br />
MIDI music can be heard at<br />
http://members.tripod.com/~ellisbell/Sisterch.mid<br />
[Introductory piano music]<br />
Sister Druid, oh the time has come<br />
And you know you’re the only one to say, OK<br />
Where you going, what you searching for?<br />
You know those guys don’t want to play by the rules.<br />
It’s true.<br />
You’re wavering<br />
How much till you fight?<br />
Defending all your rights,<br />
Let’s make a stand tonight.<br />
Friend, you know you’re growing up so wise<br />
And yet we’re worrying that you won’t realize, your fate is here.<br />
Sister Druid, there’s such crap in life<br />
Don’t you give up on it till the strife, is through.<br />
It’s true, it’s true yeah.<br />
You’re standing firm<br />
Now you’ve seen the light<br />
You’ve got goals in your sights<br />
And planning through the night<br />
[Refrain thrice]<br />
Sister Druid, oh the time has come<br />
And you know that you’re the only one to say, enough.<br />
But you’re protesting<br />
Yeah, standing firm.<br />
Vigiler’s Song<br />
By Pat Haneke, Akita Grove, RDNA<br />
Sep 2002, for the Public Domain<br />
Original “Memories” by Webber from the musical “Cats”<br />
Music at<br />
http://www.angelfire.com/me4/midis/Midifiles/Memories.mid<br />
Midnight – not a sound from the forest<br />
And the moon’s lost in the clouds.<br />
I am sitting alone.<br />
By the campfire, the withered leaves collect at my feet,<br />
And the wind begins to moan.<br />
Vigiling – all alone in the moonlight.<br />
I have read <strong>of</strong> the old days,<br />
It was more simple then.<br />
I remember the first time I knew what Reform was.<br />
Let those memories live again.<br />
Every religion seems to give only dire warnings<br />
Threats are muttered and the campfire sputters<br />
But soon it will be morning