- Main article: Books (Online)
- Main article: Books (Morrowind)
- Main article: Books (Dragonborn)
Locations
Morrowind
- In a chest, next to Hassour Zainsubani.
- In the bookshop of Ald'ruhn, Codus Callonus: Bookseller.
Dragonborn
- Raven Rock – Sold by Fethis Alor.
- Tel Mithryn – On a bookshelf southeast of the levitator platform.
- Raven Rock, Alor House – In a wooden box on the floor that is to the left of the front door.
- Raven Rock, Morvayn Manor – On a stone shelf next to the dining table.
- Raven Rock, Severin Manor – Downstairs in the left-hand bedroom, on a shelf.
- In Apocrypha Chapter II, the section entered by reading the Black Book: Waking Dreams, just before the last set of stairs up, in a pod at the north end of a ledge against the west wall.
Online
- Under a bridge, north of Vinedusk Village (Reaper's March)
- Just south of Greenspeaker's Grove, Reaper's March
Content
Words of the Wind
[This is a volume of verse collected from Ashlander wise women. 'May I shrink to dust' is from the Ahemmusa Ashlanders of the Grazelands.]
May I shrink to dust
In your cold, wild Wastes,
May I shrink to dust
In your cold, wild Wastes,
And may my tongue speak
Its last hymn to your winds.
I pray for the herder
That whistles to his guar at play.
I pray for the hunter
That stalks the white walkers.
I pray for the wise one
That seeks under the hill,
And the wife who wishes
For one last touch of her dead child's hand.
I will not pray for that which I've lost
When my heart springs forth
From your soil, like a seed,
And blossoms anew beneath tomorrow's sun.
Gallery
As seen in The Elder Scrolls Online
Appearances
- The Elder Scrolls III: Morrowind
- The Elder Scrolls V: Dragonborn
- The Elder Scrolls Online (Part of the Poetry and Song lore collection)
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