Dowsing rod held in my hands, point to different worlds. Wave my yellow handkerchiefs, adorned in glyphs and swirls. We, the merry dancers, we heed our thousands chants.
I skip throughout the village, high streets to the moors. Entities pop out the air, and float into the twilight. Funny life's gifts follow me, prancing in a row. We, The Mœris Men, we wield the disks, more disks than you can know.