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One Blessed Night




~ Deep in the shadowed forest her magic wove through the night, illuminating ancient secrets with every graceful gesture. ~  Ring Time 

Knitted words and chants that rise, the dead and living just the same 
Antler horns born of bone and velvet there is never room for shame 
inside a forest of dreams and wander, magic never misses the train 

Light and fire spark and pop, magic cantrips ancient secrets in disguise  
she incants you and recants you tales of old within her eyes 
holding tenures of one blessed night, the Sacred Owl spies.

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