A Parting of Ways
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Latest revision as of 12:12, 29 April 2020
Title: A Parting of Ways
Author: Ubertino Kalon
Farewell my friends, Kin of another Land. Fare Thee Well, Fare Thee Well.
May we once again Meet in these fair meadows, and mountains tall.
Once more to walk Britannia's streets, and to Dally in Yew Deep Forest, Fare Thee Well, Fare Thee Well. "Parting is such sweet sorrow", a better bard than I once writ. Its truth now I know. For I leave my home in good hands, this guild, pure and true. Think of me, of occasion, as I walk another path, for I shall think of thee every step or two.
My lute may lay still, my harp unpluck'd yew thier notes shall yet ring out, til' the Guardians are no more/
Now, I must with haste depart, with neary a glace behind, for time is short, and I have miles to go.
May we meet again, on this bless'd Isle, May our roads cross once more. May you walk in peace, thy Gods keep thee well.
Fare Thee Well, My Friends, Good and True, Fare Thee Well, Fare Thee Well. Writ with love, On this day, The Twentyth and Three, of the Tenth. In this Year of Two Thousand and One. Yours Eternally,
Ubertino Kalon, Master Bard