I was rereading the sweep series, and I was encouraged to write this. Umm… everything in English is Morgan talking about Cal. Everything in Gaelic is Cal talking about Morgan. It should probably be the other way around, but I found this really pretty poem, that reminded me of Morgan, so I thought that I would weave it into the poem that I had already written. Hey, the cool part is that no one will know what I'm saying in Gaelic.
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You said that you loved me,
But then I realized that you were just out to get me.
To use the power that I had inside.
To steal that power form me and use it for destruction.
To use it for the termination of all not our kind.
'S i Blath geal Na Smear i
's i Blath deas na su craobhi
But I stopped you,
Stopped you before you could continue that feud.
That feud between the powerful, and the powerless.
I fought you, fought you off, proving to you,
That I'm much stronger than you thought.
Though I went to far, didn't I?
I wasn't looking at the situation from the normal eye.
I saw you for the monster that you are.
I treated you like the monster that you are.
I killed you.
's i planda b'fhearr mein mhaith
Le hamharc do shul
You can't hurt them any more, like you did before
What you did came back to you.
Three fold as some would say.
You that terminated so many, were eliminated for eternity.
Destined to never come back.
To never return to the place that you yearn.
's i mo chuisle, 's i mo runi
's i blatha na n-uli gcumhra i
So as I gaze up at the night's sky,
I remember that one major lie.
You said that you loved me,
But know I know that you just loved what was inside me.
Is samhradh ins a an fhuachti
Idir Nollaig is Caisc
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I'm not that mean. I will translate the Gaelic poem for you who don't know what it means.
She is a blackberry flower
The fine raspberry flower
She is the plant of best breeding
Your eyes could behold
She is my darling and dear
My fresh apple tree flower
She is summer in the cold
Between Christmas and easter.
Don't know the author of that poem (I don't know enough gaelic to write that… yet…) to let you know, those gaelics words are pronounced nothing like they are written. Review, and tell me what you thought… please:D
