The Song of the Dawn

 

By Martin Sercombe

 

On the Planet Agartha, a traditional song is sung each morning to greet the rising sun.

“Lorath kaletha, elenath vorinne.
Fenrith echadar, arandur vaelyth.
Namarie, mellyn.

Sarnitha, mellyn.
Sarnitha, mellyn.
Eldar vaelyth, arwen vorinne.
Fenrith echadar, arandur vaelyth.

Lorien kaletha, elenath vorinne.
Fenrith echadar, arandur vaelyth.
Namarie, mellyn.

Sarnitha, mellyn.
Sarnitha, mellyn.
Eldar vaelyth, arwen vorinne.
Fenrith echadar, arandur vaelyth.

Lorath kaletha, elenath vorinne.
Fenrith echadar, arandur vaelyth.
Namarie, mellyn.

Sarnitha, mellyn.
Sarnitha, mellyn.
Eldar vaelyth, arwen vorinne.
Fenrith echadar, arandur vaelyth.”

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