Solstice Fires
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Solstice Fires
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The moon waxes full
A spell of eclipse
Summoned by the orb
That welcomes winter rites
A circle of stones
Stands silent on the hill brooding
Forlorn
Upon the ancient brow
The shadows of midnight
Grow longer unreal
At the hour when the gods
Doth descend on the earth
Odin shall see
Our fires at solstice
Thor will be warned
By our fires at solstice
Flames rise high
Burning gold and a' glow
To please the gods
And welcome solstice
The wolves in the woods
Howl a symphony
And race under the pale
Ghoul-ridden sky
I'm standing between
The granite monoliths
No fear in my heart
As a son of the night
Odin shall see
Our fires at solstice
Thor will be warned
By our fires at solstice
Flames rise high
Burning gold and a' glow
To please the gods
And welcome solstice
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