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[[Jasnah Kholin]] quoted a snippet from the poem in [[Jasnah's notebook|her notebook]]. |
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== Notes == |
== Notes == |
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Revisión del 17:14 7 dic 2017
The Poem of the Seventh Morning is ancient poetry from Roshar.[1][2]
Jasnah Kholin quoted a snippet from the poem in her notebook.
“ They changed, even as we fought them. Like shadows they were, that can transform as the flame dances. Never underestimate them because of what you first see. ”
— Purports to be a scrap collected from Talatin, a Radiant of the Order of Stonewards. The source -Guvlow's Incarnate - is generally held as reliable, though this is from a copied fragment of The Poem of the Seventh Morning, which has been lost.[1]