Believe it or not, this writing was derived from Galadriel’s Song in The Lord of the Rings,

by J.R.R. Tolkien:

Ruin! No water for cleansing these degenerate sorcerers!

The proud, sexually unclean, and those in wicked nakedness are abhorred by the Most
High!

Proud and obstinate, astray and howling generation!

O when these cunning wanderers,
these mockers content beholding drunkenness,
are brought to judgement:
marvellously brought down!
the enemies' oppression broken!
the dragon-built city among the oaks will be made into a dunghill !

Yah increase watchful worshippers that they flourish. What excellency benefits the
children whose eye is zealous awe!

With what excellency the dragon-built is brought down in the gleaning-time storm and
the face of the enemy is made bald, the oak grove putrefying as dragon skin.

The enemies of Yah have fear, ruin, and pining sickness for their food.
Yet the assembly of men- judges of the altar-
hitherto consulting together thus remove lamentation.

Oh, of a truth such a Fire will rain upon the enemies the full measure of woe!

As for thee, mind of man: refrain from boiling up rebellion grieving the Almighty.
By the excellancy of meekness, I beseech you,
ascend on high in humility,
the Eternal City flows with pleasantness!

Be moved by Yah to conceive good for the Eternal City.

Be moved by the Most High Yah, conceive in accord with the flowing of pleasantness!