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Christine Ueri
Poems
Jan 2013
Nos Ferrato: We, the Ironclad
Ashes in lashes,
Dust becomes rust
Enter this Temple,
in You I trust
Three stones at the altar
Five moors to the creek
Seven days for hunting
Nine chains that peak
Ironclad crosses
the blood that seeps,
red through this armour,
wounds what weeps
Sweep, bright bunting,
sweep, now sweep. . .
The Clouds cry, a-wanting
the belfries be steep.
Bring lilies to my chamber,
rest roses at my feet.
Milk for the thistle,
blue moon for the heath.
Sweet are the meadows,
Don Ironclad sheath
Chained to Her crown,
The Dag Dei will breathe
But I hold the Sun
when You call out my name
I feel Your kisses
in the warm spring rain
Enter this Temple,
enter it full,
From the grove, the forest --
my Lord, my Rule
07 January 2013 (11 January 2013)
Written by
Christine Ueri
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