Darksome night and shining moon,
Hearken to the witches' rune.
East, then south, west then north,
Here come I to call the forth.

Earth and water, air and fire,
Work ye unto my desire.
Wand and Pentacle and Sword
Hearken ye unto my word.

Cords and Censer, Scourge and Knife,
Waken all ye into life.
Powers of the Witches Blade,
Come ye as the charm is made.

Queen of Heaven, Queen of Hell,
Lend your aid unto the spell.
Horned Hunter of the Night,
Work my will by magic rite.

By all the power of land and sea,
As I do will, so mote it be.
By all the might of moon and sun,
Chant the spell and be it done.

NOTES

The original was written by Doreen Valiente, and is
rather different
(verses are arranged in an ABAB rhyme scheme:
Darksome night and shining moon,
East, then south, west then north,
Hearken to the witches' rune.
Here come I to call the forth.

instead of in couplets); this is unlikely be found in
original form in a "standard" North American
nerian or Alexandrian BOS. (It seems to have been changed fairly early in its history.)

See Janet and Stewart Farrar's The Witches' Way (as usual) for historical details.
See the following (and many more) for published ions:
Janet and Stewart Farrar The Witches' Way
Janet and Stewart Farrar Eight Sabbats For Witches
Stewart Farrar What Witches Do
The Grimoire of Lady Sheba

(*From the site http://www.omphalos.net/bosh/rune.html*)