Caedmon's Hymn (Old English)

Caedmon

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He ærest sceop     eorðan bearnum
firum foldan,     Frea ælmihtig.
weorc Wuldorfæder,     swa he wundra gehwæs,
Meotodes meahte     ond his modgeþanc,
ece Dryhten,     æfter teode
heofon to hrofe,     halig Scyppend;
Nu sculon herigean     heofonrices Weard,
ða middangeard     moncynnes Weard,
ece Dryhten,     or onstealde.