GAIA'S

BLINDFOLD

A NOVEL

Edwin Hopper



I found at fairs,

That the most beloved

is a bard who is good

It is the job of bards

the wonders of men

learning from what they say,

travelling South and North

they tell of wisdom

before the courtiers

there on the cart,

to country-dwellers,

to his strong heroes,

to form and change into words

in all the many lands,

and speaking words of glory,

bards meet together,

and offer praises,

set up before authority,

their fame grows,

until all depart from light

The Bard works

for beneath the heavens,

and life together;

for this glory,

this glory is permanent.


Widsith



DISCLAIMER


This story is total fiction. None of the characters ever existed. They are all me pretending to be someone else. If anyone thinks I have alluded to them, I apologise in advance.

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