The Lady Outside Upon The Cliff

This poem was written by the poet Japloran of Harbengin during the Second Medieval Era.
It was written about a lady from his town who lost her life and came to aimlessly haunt the cliff of Gladenhighk. The lady is finally freed by Hsr.
English:	Lusom:
To the Lady outside upon the cliff,
Who saved her brother in battle,
And Lost her soul,
When sadness grew inside,
She married the waterfall Gladenhighk.
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For many years she lived alone,
Behind the waterfall, on the cliff,
Did Hsr hear her cries,
And though she protected the town below,
Sweet Harbengin under her kiss,
Did the Goddess said to her,
"Free you are, and fear you do not,
For the touch of death is not for you.
If you take my hand, all will be fine,
And lost to the wind, never for you."
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And so the Lady of Gladenhighk,
was saved that day,
But the members of Harbengin,
Will never forget.	Ep tuuk an fika oidsada, nu an Paiba,
Av buddro, khouser̄ caemos rhu garno,
Áchea khouser̄ spantas rust,
Avsada, mosoaf brontnrk vaka,
Khouser an agacagis Gladenhighk mrig.
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Kul mael aeoes, khuo zántat roopmor,
Tuuk an fika, bápelt an agacagis,
Devo Hsr hon khuoser̄ krávg,
An fellenhob, áchea tensu khouser pharckla,
Stafbis Harbengin urd khouser̄ miña,
Devo an Váug khouser zun,
"Grooʌm ora ho'o, áchea ho'o nildardo,
Kul ho'o, naught os diloon̄ tempʌm. 
Ep ho'o, migh haund taa, optʌm wusk eku ul, 
Áchea nu an vam rust, nagh kul ho'o."
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Áchea sa an Paida na Gladenhighk,
Anuduuv, wutt garno,
Koot na Harbengin̄ gachif,
Nagh wusk revnsan.
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Category:Poem