Barbarian Warriors in Search of Wisdom
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Thaldoma

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Page type: lyric reference Artist: Barbarian Warriors in Search of Wisdom Canonical path: /barbarian-warriors-in-search-of-wisdom/thaldoma Related lyric paths: 0
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Thaldoma

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The calm waters of a twilight.

When the howling wind

Crosses through greenish hills,

Bluish by the horizon,

Fading to a red-yellowish moonrise.

The twilight in the forest, after a long journey.

And by nighttime, on the circles around

The bonfire,

Music, drinks and food permeate stories

And philosophies of wise ancient warriors,

Lonely watched only by

Ancient trees

Of the dense

Forest

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