Timmain, shape-shifter, your people are exiles
Wandering aimless, your people are lost
Hated and hunted with fear their companion
Chilled by the windstorm and pierced by the frost
Timmain, self-shaper, your people are hungry
Far from their homeland they founder un-fed
Here in this new land their magics work twisted
As often to conjure up stones as their bread
Timmain, shape-changer, your people are dying
You cannot harden your heart to their cry
See how the snow and their enemies slay them
Timmain, oh Timmain, can you watch them die?
Timmain, change-maker, your shape is a new one
Sharp-toothed and keen-nosed and one with the
storm
Hunter to track down the life for your people
Finding the shelter to keep your folk warm
Timmain, self-changer, is gone through the
springtime
Summer fast follows and fall runs behind
She hunts with the wolf pack, accepts them as
kindred
And builds her own world, now away from elf-kind
Timmain, the wolf-shaped, has sent them a leader
Wolf-blooded elf child, young Timmorn her pride
Duty fulfilled, she returns to the hunters
Wild heart within her no longer denied