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"Why lies the mighty dragon here let him knoweth tell,
with its head to the land, and its huge tail near the shore
of the fair loch nell?

And here the mighty god was known
in Europe's early morn
And worship knew, on Celtic ground,
with harp and drum and horn.

So here the surpent lies in pride
Such hoary tales confess,
But rears his mighty head no more
By the shores of fair Loch Ness."

The Book of Lismore
by an unknown druid, 500B.C.
contributed by Juston Zieglerif

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