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''A speech given to the Eastern Army and allied forces by [[Diomedes Sebastianus]] prior to the [[Pennsic]] 37 Woods Battle. <br>
It was later printed in the October 28 [[Pikestaff]]:''


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'''"God can't see us in the trees!"'''

East King's wood is this, and so<br>
His Army today, a-hunting goes.<br>
For on this day, declared, decreed -<br>
Tis 'Dragon Season' amongst the trees!<br><br>

Let us sally through the brush and bales<br>
Collecting heads and Dragon tales.<br>
Through their lines, we'll cut a swath.<br>
Through their ranks, they'll know our wroth.<br><br>

It will not fall easy, the serpent fat,<br>
They promise a fight, thank God for that!<br>
But they will bow on bended knee<br>
For "God can't see us in the trees!"<br><br>

For King and Queen and Crown we claim<br>
This canopy wood in righteous name.<br>
For, as Saint George with spear advance,<br>
Go we to set these Dragons to lance!<br><br>

And when the day at last is done<br>
Let no doubt be cast who's lost and won.<br>
We set upon this task with song<br>
For, to the Tygers, these woods belong.<br><br>


© Mattyd
[[Category:Poems and Songs]]