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Beneath the tree where worlds entwine,
There flowed a spring, both deep and fine In shadowed hush, it ever slept, By Mimir’s watchful eye was kept The elders told in song and lore, Its waters held the mystic core To drink them was to truly know, What lies beneath, above, below Each dawn, the giant Mimir came, To sip the source, to speak no name His wisdom grew with every draught, By time and thought was knowledge wrought But Odin, lord of gods and men, Felt fear within his heart again What fate may bring, what storms may rise He sought the well with silent guise He cloaked himself in shadow’s fold, In hat and hood against the cold “What must I pay?” he asked the seer, “To taste the hidden water here?” The giant’s voice was calm and slow: “One eye, Allfather, you must stow For deepest sight, the price is steep What’s given once, you do not keep” “To see what lies beyond the veil, Where gold is dust and kings are frail No coin can buy what truth will show, But one lost eye, and you shall know.” He gave the eye - no word, no cry And dropped it in the well to lie Then Mimir poured the draught so bright, And Odin drank the horn upright Then all at once, his mind was clear He saw the threads of brave and fear The past, the now, the years to come, He heard a distant battle drum Though wisdom came, the weight was great He saw the cracks in every fate Yet still he stood, with steady breath To guard the world of birth and death |
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Set to music: https://youtu.be/_BLGl2cSaMI
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| Lesezeichen für What lies beyond the Veil |
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| odin, sacrifice, wisdom |
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