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Lived in the West
A rampant stag
Amalric the namesake
Once ruled Jerusalem,
But restless was he
Where he served king
Received there the accolade
Grace and chivalry
Fealty he owed and
But knight’s heart
By the Lady of snow,
When Amalric to
Caia of Snowden
There by right of steel
Storming the list
Atlantian shells
Sea queen’s crown
Ruled they well and
Yet the wandering
And longed the stag
So when good leave
And freedom beckoned
Count and Countess
Breathed they gladly
Emerald-green by the
The Count loved greatly
High peaks of snow
A son adopted of
No son could love his
So sought he a new crown
But Viscount Sir Vic,
The golden diadem
So battled the Count
Blackhart and Vikingsson
On that day fell
Noble Amalric
Became its King
As from the West
So a son of the West
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one who bore
in sable drawn,
of monarchs who
city of thrones.
and hied him to the East
and crown proudly and well.
for courage and honor
changing never.
faithfully he served
was held fast
song’s inspiration.
Atlantia went
went south to the sea.
did sue Amalric
for love of his lady,
shining bright
for Caia the fair.
wisely guided
way was ever strong
for sunset shores.
granted they were
far to the west
to the call did come.
the good air of An Tir,
grey winter sea.
the greening hills
that soared to the sky.
An Tir he became
liege-land more.
for consort beloved.
Avacal’s prince
was determined to take.
upon crown field,
for victory striving.
fair Avacal’s son.
An Tir’s true friend
and Caia its Queen.
An Tir was born,
wins to home at last.
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