| Eurus, we call upon the east wind
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| Notus, we call upon the south wind
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| Zephyrus, we call upon the west wind
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| Boreas, we call the north wind
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| Spirit mother hear thy pagan son
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| On winter solstice night
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| Waxing mon reveals a new dawn
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| (The) dark king transforms to infant light
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| The cycle of ancient times has begun
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| IO’EVOHE we are reborn
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| Candlemass brings the (growing) child sun
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| The triple goddess comes shining down
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| As witches sing with inspiration
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| Spiral dancing round and round
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| The spring equinox rises high
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| (The) dark maiden returns to us
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| The woods abound with faery goblins
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| Pan performs his songs of lust
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| Rejoice in the beltane sabbat
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| When lilac performes this magickal night
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| Naked we leap the sacred fire
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| And feast upon fruits and violet wine
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| On the day of summer solstice
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| The sun king will embrace the litha queen
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| And perish in the wake of Lughnasad
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| So may a splendid harvest be reaped
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| On Mabon we follow the lord of shadows
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| The empty season is upon us
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| Lady autumn blows leaves of sadness
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| Chanting as our offerings turn to dust
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| Ancestor wraiths ride on Samhain night
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| To proclaim the mystery of passing
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| Wearing a death cloak smiles the waning king
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| Let us see what the future will bring
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| Death is rebirth
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| The end brings new beginning
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| Ever turning
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| The wheel of the Pagan cycle
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| Anadia… Klephera… Nuit… Mercury… Hestia…
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| Horus… Brigit… Vulcan… Aphrodite… Ea… Isis…
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| Akasha… IO EVOHE! |