Faeghul Warning (poem)

The faeire's sing the following poem to the young faeries to warn them of the dangers of the faeghul and deter them from wandering too far away from the protection of their Home.

''Do not follow Faeghala, mind these lines Shadows loom, fixated on your scent Sharpened teeth, grinding with intent With chiselled jaws forged by Ghudiern, no less Agape like the caves that they bless Skin tones ashen with beastly yellow eyes''

''Heed my words, to remain faerie wise Do not get lost, for if you stray afield Pray thee a mighty sword you wield. For in death you will not rest, The Faeghul will find you with zest. To avoid their pots stay close to Home''

''Curiously one day you may roam Their darken caves hold much wonder But stay clear, murky daemons lie under Your scent will drive them wild Be sure to return Home child Outside these hallow lands, rest no faerie bones''

''Fingers hard as granite stones, Claw like owl talons born of Ghudiern No magike will let your spirit return Faerie tears hold no secrets, no homey Oak Do not go wandering, for you’ll provoke Faeghuls to rise from their lurid cave.''

''Mae was a young faerie who thought it brave, To test the merit of this song’s signs. If you are quiet, you can still hear that Ghudiern dines!''