The Reckoning of Man
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The Reckoning of Man
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I remember the shining sanguine sun
The frozen forests and fallen leaves
And the hollow hill under the sky
I remember the complex cold caverns
The long tranquil tunnels
And the large underground lakes
I remember the dim depths of the earth
The lucid lady in the light
And her sacred stanza
I remember the bright beast in her boat
The tall troll telling her tales
And the honey in the haunted hollow
I remember the protected password
The secret soothing symbol
And the old oðal objects
I remember the red runes on the rock
The spell of seeing being sung
And the bold opening up of the beautiful burrow
I remember the coming of man reborn
The birth of baldur the bright
The return of a world that was woefully lost
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