| All ye assembled in my sight, |
| Bow before my spirit bright. |
| Aphrodite, Arionrhod, |
| Lover of the Horned God, |
| Mighty Queen of Witchery and night. |
| Morgan, Etoine, Nisene, |
| Diana, Bridgid, Melusine, |
| Am I named of old by men. |
| Artemis and Cerridwen, |
| Hell's dark mistress, Heaven's Queen. |
| Ye who would ask of me a rune, |
| Or who would ask of me a boon, |
| Meet me in some secret glade, |
| Dance my round in greenwood shade, |
| By the light of the full moon. |
| In a place wild and lone, |
| Dance about mine altar stone; |
| Work my holy mystery. |
| Ye who are feign to sorcery, |
| I bring ye secrets yet unknown. |
| No more shall ye know slavery, |
| Who give true worship unto me. |
| Ye who tread my round on Sabbat night, |
| Come ye all naked to the rite, |
| In token that ye be really free. |
| I teach ye the mystery of rebirth, |
| Work ye my mysteries in mirth. |
| Heart joined to heart and lip to lip, |
| Five are the points of fellowship, |
| That bring ye ecstasy on earth, |
| For I am the circle of rebirth. |
| I ask no sacrifice, but do bow, |
| No other Law but love I know, |
| By naught but love may I be known. |
| All things living are mine own, |
| From me they come, to me they go. |
