If the wild wood way you would come to learn
Step into the forest and call on Herne
Three times loud and three times clear
Then wait for a sign that Herne is near
A shower of leaves though there is no breeze
Could be a message from the Lord of the trees
And where two oaks stand tall and strong
The creak of the bark is the sound of his song
And there overhead a bare branched bough
Could be the God of the antlered brow
Though darkness falls early and the forest seems dead
The rustle of bracken is his soft booted tread
And we know he is here for he smells of the earth
As he carefully plants the seeds of all birth
The cry of the wind is the sound of his horn
For he masters the wild hunt and they ride out at dawn
And the rustle of leaves is the sound of his mirth
For he champions the Lady and they nurture the Earth.
No comments:
Post a Comment