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    Verses to Crom and Lugh
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    Author: * MacMorna Niafer - 2 Posts on this thread out of 2,749 Posts sitewide.
    Date: Aug 6, 2003 - 19:21

    Here are a couple of verses I made up while climbing the hill before Lugnasadh. I'm afraid they'll get lost over there, so I'm reposting them here.


    O come, crooked Crom, God of old.
    Eat your fill of our harvest gold.
    We give you our best
    So we will be blest
    With the rest.
    Be so bold!

    O come, lovely Lugh, God of light.
    Partake of our bounty so bright.
    Our harvest is done
    Now we can have fun
    In the sun.
    It is right!


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