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Last Song

Revision as of 20:42, 15 September 2014 by 173.57.30.108 (contribs) (Fixed an "R" left off of "your," in the first line (was "Enthrone you pasts" changed to "Enthrone your pasts"). I checked the novel to make sure the edit was correct. The poem appears on page 44 of the 1987 Pocket Books paperback.)

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Last Song was a parting message sent by S'task on Rea's Helm as he left Vulcan. As of 2276, it was the second most translated Vulcan poem. (TOS novel: The Romulan Way)

"Enthrone your pasts:

this done, fire and old blood

will find you again:

better hearts' breaking

than worlds'."

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