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<div style="background:#fff;border:#bbb dashed 1px;padding:5px"><a href="http://en.citatepedia.ro/comments.php?id=346044" style="color:#000;text-decoration:none"><div style="margin:10px 0"><strong>King Shall Hold Kingdom. (Anglo-Saxon Chronicles)</strong></div><div style="margin:10px 0">King shall hold kingdom. A castle is seen from afar,<br>artful work of giants yet on earth<br>wonderful wall-stone work. Wind is swiftest in sky,<br>thunder betimes most loud. Many are Christ's powers.<br>Wyrd is strongest. Winter is coldest,<br>Lent frostiest and longest cold,<br>summer sun-brightest, when sky is hottest,<br>and autumn most glorious, giving to men<br>the year's fruits which God sends.<br>Truth is clearest, treasure dearest,<br>gold to each man. The greyhair is wisest,<br>ancient in years, who has much endured.<br>Grief clings; clouds glide.<br>Young chief shall encourage good companions<br>in grim war and ring-giving.<br>Courage shall be in eorl, edge shall in battle<br>meet helm. Hawk shall on glove <br>stay wild. Wolf shall on hill<br>be lone. Boar shall dwell in holt<br>with great tusks. Good man shall in homeland<br>work judgement. Spear shall in hand<br>be gold-adorned. Gem shall in ring<br>stand broad and brilliant. Brook shall in wave<br>mingle with sea-flood. Mast shall in ship<br>swing sailyard. Sword shall lie on breast,<br>lordly iron. Dragon shall in barrow dwell<br>old, proud of his treasure. Fish shall in water<br>beget his kind. King shall bright ring<br>give in hall. Bear shall on heath<br>dwell old and dangerous, river come down<br>from hill flood-grey, armed force together<br>stand firm, victorious, good faith in eorl<br>and wisdom in man. Woods shall on earth<br>bloom with flowers, hill on plain<br>stand green. God shall be in heaven<br>the judge of deeds. Door shall on hall<br>be house's wide mouth. Boss on buckler<br>shall shield the fingers. Flying bird <br>shall soar in sky, salmon in pool<br>slide swiftly. Shower in heaven<br>mingled with wind shall come in this world.<br>Thief shall go in dark weather. Demon shall in fen<br>live alone inland. A lady shall with secret arts<br>seek her friend, if she would not be fulfilled <br>and brought in marriage with rings. Sea shall well with brine,<br>circling sky and wave be round all land,<br>mountain-streams course. Cattle shall on earth<br>conceive and bring forth. Star shall with dark, <br>army with army, enemy with another,<br>injury with injury oppose round the land,<br>accuse of wrong. Always the wise man<br>shall think on this world's contention, the criminal hang,<br>fairly repaid for wrongdoing<br>against mankind. The Maker alone knows <br>where the soul shall afterwards shift,<br>and all the ghosts who turned to God<br>after their deathday, awaiting their doom<br>in the Father's lap. The future<br>is locked and lightless. The Lord alone knows it,<br>saving Father. No one steps back<br>hither under roof who could reveal<br>truly to men the Maker's design,<br>the home of the triumphant, where He himself dwells.</div><div style="margin:10px 0"><br /></a><br />poem by <a href="http://en.citatepedia.ro/by.php?a=Anonymous+Olde+English">Anonymous Olde English</a><div class=q>
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wonderful wall-stone work. Wind is swiftest in sky,
thunder betimes most loud. Many are Christ's powers.
Wyrd is strongest. Winter is coldest,
Lent frostiest a..."></div>
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