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The '''Song of Histories''' is one of songs detailing the oral history of the [[listener]]s.
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The '''Song of Histories''' is one of the songs detailing the oral history of the [[listener]]s. It is the way in which the listeners were able to keep their history and pass it on to the younger generations.{{epigraph ref|sa2|30}}{{epigraph ref|sa2|25}} It is at least 127 stanzas long.{{epigraph ref|sa2|25}}
 
== Uses ==
 
The song of Histories is the way in which the [[Parshendi]]/listeners were able to keep their history and pass it on to the younger generations. It contains not only their history, but some explanation of how the system of Parshendi [[listener|Forms]] work.
 
   
 
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== Notes ==
 
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Latest revision as of 20:13, 5 April 2024

Song of Histories
Related to Listener
World of Origin Roshar
Universe Cosmere

The Song of Histories is one of the songs detailing the oral history of the listeners. It is the way in which the listeners were able to keep their history and pass it on to the younger generations.[1][2] It is at least 127 stanzas long.[2]

Excerpts[edit]

'Tis said it was warm in the land far away
When Voidbringers entered our songs.
We brought them home to stay
And then those homes became their own,
It happened gradually.
And years ahead 'twil still be said 'tis how it has to be.

—12th stanza[1]

Smokeform for hiding and slipping between men.
A form of power, like human Surges.
Bring it 'round again.
Though crafted of gods,
It was by Unmade hand.
Leaves its force to be but one of foe or friend.

—127th stanza[2]

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