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'''''The Poem of the Seventh Morning''''' is ancient poetry from [[Roshar]].{{epigraph ref|sa1|33}}{{book ref|sa1|42}} |
'''''The Poem of the Seventh Morning''''' is ancient poetry from [[Roshar]].{{epigraph ref|sa1|33}}{{book ref|sa1|42}} |
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| + | [[Jasnah Kholin]] quoted a snippet from the poem in [[Jasnah's notebook|her notebook]]. |
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| + | {{quote|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.}} |
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Revisión del 15:37 6 dic 2014
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.