In Caverns Deep

In Caverns Deep is a poem by an Elf trader visiting Karak Azgal thousands of years ago. The manuscript was found in the Silverscar Clan Hold in the Ruins and translated in Reikspiel by adventurer Relnwe Adiath.
=== In Cavern Deep ===
In caverns deep beneath the ground, 
Where sunlight never can be found, 
The dwarfs do toil with hammer and pick, 
Their stonework strong and eternally slick. 
With careful hands they shape the stone, 
Creating halls of beauty known, 
To peoples far and wide throughout, 
The dwarfs' stonework is without doubt. 
Their architecture stands the test, 
Of time and battles, never rest, 
For dwarfs are fierce, their foes beware, 
Their axes sharp, they do not spare. 
But in their halls, their stonework grand, 
Their craftsmanship is ne'er secondhand, 
To none, for dwarfs are masters true, 
Their skill and strength, forever new. 
As an elf, I must take their side,
In competition and rivalies that divide, 
I so deeply do admire the work, 
Of dwarves whose stonework does not shirk. 
So let their halls of beauty stand, 
A testament to dwarfen hand, 
And though our races may differ so, 
Their stonework we both come to know.
Category:Song