Item:Illuminated song scroll (1)

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illuminated song scroll
Look: This is a Bardic scroll, enscribed with the non-magical Bard song "Spring Serenade". It must be studied to be used. If it is being read by another, no one but that person can study it.
Weight: 5 stones
Metal: Unknown
Appraised Cost: 1,200 Kronars960 Lirums <br />865.92 Dokoras <br />1.2 LTBpoints <br />1.2 Tickets <br />1.2 Scrips <br />
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Sources: Source is House of Bardic Blues

Song

You begin to sing "Spring Serenade", a song by Saesealm Faoilean.

"What would be the state of us,
But for the Unicorn?
And what would be the fate of us
Poor mortals, lost forlorn?
Thus we stand at dawn
Beneath the lightening sky
All hopes reborn, Hodierna's healing
Gift that does not let us die--
Thus returns the sun,
And Spring again abounds.
We honor here the Unicorn
And pass the daff'dil round."
"And pass the daff'dil round!
And bless the sweet green ground!
Oh, dance our hearts, sing our soul
The year again comes whole!"
"What would be the strong of us
Without the Cobra's bite?
And what would be the joy of us
'Less crowned with gems and light?
Thus at the noon of day
And 'neath the hot sun's glare,
We celebrate the strength of steel,
Beauties and treasures rare.
Summer's praise we chant
The earth's sweet fruits we carry
We honor Hav'roth's precious gifts
With a beryl and a berry!"
"Oh, with a beryl and a berry
And a kiss, we long to tarry--
For summer's fire burns bright and strong
The days again are long!"
"Oh, with a beryl and a berry
And a kiss, we long to tarry--
For summer's fire burns bright and strong
The days again are long!"
"What would be the course of us
But for the joyful Ram?
What would be the point of us
Our lives a drudgeful sham?
Thus we laugh at dusk
As the sun begins to fade
And begin the feast of joy and song
In Glythtide's honor made.
And though the light grows dark
And warmth begins to pale --
We give the harvest days a joyful shout
And pass around the ale!"
"And pass around the ale!
The light shall never fail
Oh dance our hearts, and sing our soul
We trust the year again comes whole!"
"What would be the hope of us
But for the Panther's dreams?
What would be the sense of life
But for the sacrifice he deems?
Thus at the peak of night
At dark Damaris' time of year,
A link between the old and new,
We stand and join our fear.
From dark to day we watch
All eyes on Phelim's stars
For the promise of the Nightingale
Holds true, as we pass this candle far."
"And pass this candle far,
A symbol of the stars,
The tears flung high for me and thee
A light for all to see!"
And pass the candle on
And swift inhale its fire
For the pledge of light is there
For all the world to bear."

A warm silence fills the air as the song ends.