Tritina: Sirion by sallysavestheday

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Tritina: Sirion


They come on wings of fog that swallows light:

fell kings and singers, once so fair of hand,

and face, and form. And kind, as told in song,

 

to children, taking hand in tender hand,

all tears and woes to banish with a song.

Now, long grief wound round and through with light

 

steals music from them, turns awry their Song.

Blinded, rough, they chase her for the light.

She falls, evading all their grasping hands.

 

And rises -- hands no more her hands but wings; the light a song.


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