Damh The Bard Ceridwen and Taliesin

Silver moonlight dances, From the mist of Tegid s shore, A lady looks upon her son, Like many times before, A she touches his face, Fingers wet with the tears falling. Her daughter stands beside her, The fairest in the land, How her son became so cursed, She cannot understand. But this mother s love is a strong, As her heart is beating, And she calls to the Earth, And the Earth hears her calling. High up in the mountains, Dinas Afferaon stands tall, All magic and all mysteries, Are held within these walls, So she walks to the door, As she does the door it opens, Teach to me the mystery, Of the Cauldron s Brew, Let Utter Darkness give way to light, And be reborn anew, Then the Awen will shine, From the brow of the Eagle of the Sea, And all will know his name, From this land to the People of the Sidhe. The lady sets the cauldron s fire, Tended