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Rhian took her best milk cow two sheep skins and her healthy sow to Olwen in the woods of green to plead for her to intercede.. "Olwen help me if you can i've just a wee daughter and a fading man the sun makes him crawl when he tries to plough he never does fall I don't know how My daughter is pretty and her hands are soft she dreams of spirits and gazes aloft her eyes are far sighted gentle and grey she is my sweet and I'll keep her that way Please send me a boy to work the land so my girl can keep that soft wee hand before my good man leaves us all I need a child please hear our call" "Listen Rhian of Pont Erwyd nothing from me ever is hid you sit and keep your gifts so kind sit and listen as I speak my mind Put your girl into the field, teach her to farm and tools to wield she will come to love the work of her hands as much as any worthy man Your husband may be hurt inside I healed his wound when he nearly died don't worry Rhian oh my dear He won't leave you for many a year Send the girl to the Leri for my special grey clay she must bring it back by the next day I will throw a *** of ancient form then work it till the clay is warm next bring your barley your seeds and leaves into the *** then these we will weave I'll fire it and as they burn off in smoke my timeless words will be soft spoke they will carry the spell into the air far out to the goddess strong and fair a bargain she will make for you think on this her word is true Rhian tell your Daughter Nef to think and hold a moments breath what she can have for her long life does she want to be a wife Rhian a boy will come to you soon lie with your man on the next full moon and if your Nef then makes a choice she will speak with the Goddess' voice No girl of quiet soft and neat Woman of spirit rough hands and feet striding over the hills and vales One more Great Woman for the Gaels" " Olwen you are so right to see the truth and what will come to be but keep you my gifts I'll gladly part for the words you give and your warm heart"
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Mar 4, 2011
Mar 4, 2011 at 2:00 AM UTC
How Nef Came to the Goddess
Rhian took her best milk cow two sheep skins and her healthy sow to Olwen in the woods of green to plead for her to intercede.. "Olwen help me if you can i've just a wee daughter and a fading man the sun makes him crawl when he tries to plough he never does fall I don't know how My daughter is pretty and her hands are soft she dreams of spirits and gazes aloft her eyes are far sighted gentle and grey she is my sweet and I'll keep her that way Please send me a boy to work the land so my girl can keep that soft wee hand before my good man leaves us all I need a child please hear our call" "Listen Rhian of Pont Erwyd nothing from me ever is hid you sit and keep your gifts so kind sit and listen as I speak my mind Put your girl into the field, teach her to farm and tools to wield she will come to love the work of her hands as much as any worthy man Your husband may be hurt inside I healed his wound when he nearly died don't worry Rhian oh my dear He won't leave you for many a year Send the girl to the Leri for my special grey clay she must bring it back by the next day I will throw a *** of ancient form then work it till the clay is warm next bring your barley your seeds and leaves into the *** then these we will weave I'll fire it and as they burn off in smoke my timeless words will be soft spoke they will carry the spell into the air far out to the goddess strong and fair a bargain she will make for you think on this her word is true Rhian tell your Daughter Nef to think and hold a moments breath what she can have for her long life does she want to be a wife Rhian a boy will come to you soon lie with your man on the next full moon and if your Nef then makes a choice she will speak with the Goddess' voice No girl of quiet soft and neat Woman of spirit rough hands and feet striding over the hills and vales One more Great Woman for the Gaels" " Olwen you are so right to see the truth and what will come to be but keep you my gifts I'll gladly part for the words you give and your warm heart"
More work time sneaky poems....will get the sack......shhhhh
jeremy-wyatt
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Mar 4, 2011
Mar 4, 2011 at 2:00 AM UTC
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