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| Sobaal-n'jaar n'shalla Jalgaon Togessakh Veirbarl (The Song of Rim-Spirits upon the Great Wheel) |
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| The fire burns, for your eyes and for mine that have seen many fires, of stars and star-hearts. Wrap yourself in the night the stars give us, and sit before the flame of our legends. |
| If you are just a starry-eyed fool, turn now from this fire and return to the comfort of soft sleep. No less of thought will I have for your spirit, for we are what we are meant to be beneath the stars. Nothing more. But you still watch the colours of the flame. So I will speak the words, and let you decide which to keep, and which to give back to the fire. |