Invocation

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And you, my Uxie, who mustered

In me a new fervorous drive,

If always in humble verse I lustered

Your joyous lake in pride,

Lend me now sound loud and not clustered,

A grandiose style akin to the flowing tide,

For from your waters the messenger deems

There's no envy to be had of Hippocrene.


Grant me a great, sounding fury,

And not one of fraudulent ruse,

But of a blaring horn of jury

Which ignites my heart and puts it to use,

Grant me a voice of fame's usury

For your people, who Victini bemused;

May this be spread and sung through the Universe,

If such a sublime wish can be fit in verse.

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