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St. John's rhymes
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St. John\'s mother lairage,
Cut with a gold zobenīti,
Sit with copper trumulīti.
Gate pole tip,
To come Witch
John\'s night to milk the cows.
Summer Solstice which they belonged?
Moderēm, witches,
They are owned by the Summer Solstice.
In my govu lairage;
Skauģi neck nosalauzis
A \'Devin witch;
Jump lopiņu lairage,
Sit turtle, horned min,
Purely my laidariņu.
Apjāj my laidariņu,
Rated sailing, rated happiness,
To the top of my brown cows.
Gano early nedzeniet:
Witch sitting krūmiņosi
With silver slauktuvīti.
Keep the cows:
Witch in the bushes,
Pail in hand.
Oh, guys, guys,
Keep the horses:
Jānīts bushes,
Bridle in hand.
Midsummer morning boots;
To burn Laumas soul
With blue ugunēm.
Nospērusi witch;
Slauktuvīti as found
At the very bottom of the stables.
His govu feedlot,
To stabbed witch,
Midsummer night\'s staigādam
(Also: walking in the milk).
With apple twigs,
To izbada fairy eyes
Midsummer night while walking.
Throw cattle feedlot,
To witches eyes of hunger,
Midsummer night skraidīdamas.
Its cattle feedlot,
In order to pass the witch ran
Midsummer night šķaudīdama.
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