All harken to the Eastern
throne as we, King Gregor the Good and Queen Kiena the Kind bid you heed our
loyal subject Anna Serena of fair Malagentia. She hath inspired us with her
great service to the realm, by her bearing the weight of water, and more, yet
ever with light heart.
As Eastern sun doth rise upon
the sea
Spreading its brilliance all across the shores
Same brightness in this maiden-smile all see
As like the sun she harkens and restores
All who would wilt upon the noble field
Without her ministration so supreme.
From the parching war-winds she does shield,
Cool waters pour forth from her hands serene.
All find her of good cheer and kindest word
Admiring her grace, her poise, her joys
As swiftly she alights, a summer bird,
Her good nature on all that she employs.
Observe her well, this Anna, in Our view,
A Lady of the noblest kind, and true.
Spreading its brilliance all across the shores
Same brightness in this maiden-smile all see
As like the sun she harkens and restores
All who would wilt upon the noble field
Without her ministration so supreme.
From the parching war-winds she does shield,
Cool waters pour forth from her hands serene.
All find her of good cheer and kindest word
Admiring her grace, her poise, her joys
As swiftly she alights, a summer bird,
Her good nature on all that she employs.
Observe her well, this Anna, in Our view,
A Lady of the noblest kind, and true.
Thus do we Eastern Monarchs
award her arms, to be borne by her alone throughout the Known World and make
her a Lady of Our venerable Eastern Court.
In witness whereof we have
set Our hand on this, the thirteenth of July, in the forty-seventh year of the
Society, in Our Province of Malagentia at the Great Northeastern War.
By Baroness Aneleda Falconbridge.
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