Back

AELFTHRYTH’S SONG

Dance the centuries my love
Playing ducks and drakes
For we have lived in many times-
Sung our songs in other climes
And seen a thousand mornings break
My love.

Hold my hand as we go out
Know we wake again
Dance the centuries my dear
Fading out I hold you near
Oh keep me in your arms and then-
My love.

Tread a merry measure now
Or step to sombre strains
For we may walk the gentle hills
An ancient promise we fulfil
In sunlight and in falling rain
My love


Dance the centuries my love
Forever you are mine
I will hold you in my heart
Though fate may send us far apart
Oh say you love me one more time
My love.

Lay you down beside me love
Kiss me once again
That we may dream of golden days
And see the heavens all ablaze
Until we wake in who knows when?
My love.

 

Back

Aelfthryth's Song

The Ballad of Halfling Dan

The Clansman's Words to his Love

The Courtship of Kate and Will.

Dancing Ground

Following the Drum

The Knight's Lady Weeps For Shame

Lady of the Sidhe

Love Next Time

The May Queen's Farewell

A Peculiar Proposal

Peg Announces Her Intentions

The Pledge Unmade

The Seaman's Lady at her Prayers

Sherwood Duet

The Suitor Waits for his Love

Sword Song

Underhill

The Wedding of Henry and Joan

The Widow's Song