The Chronicles of Summer Rain, Vol. 10 -- Ariel Dawn

This is an ancient poem, written in old pony, and clearly also a prophecy. It was originally written with large letters, and looks like coal on parchment. It was probably never intended to last more than 100 years, let alone over a millennia.

The symbol [...] indicates unreadable text. This poem appeared to include two stanzas, but the entire first stanza has been reduced to a single smudge. This is the second stanza, now barely readable.

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Hish will fine the mar

[...] hi the ar [...]

Brightly Son to yeild te day

In all thish yo will zee

Mun agloo te soft of nigt

with bot mar[k?]s yo will be

Com nu ner [...]

[...] hish tom me [...]

[...]

Fitch her sooner [...]

[... ...] shii[l?]a

[...] famtum [...]

[...] stiil bar [...]

[...] dappont onz