Loke
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Loke
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Laughter echoes through the night
The evening star shines over Midgard
Evil mingles in the dark
The organised cosmos' enemy comes forth
Loke, the son of F†rbaute.. father of lies
Born of earth, unbound by laws
Takk weeps no heavy tears
For the loss of the sun's handsome son
But the mare in the woods submits
For the regaining of Foster brother's favour
Loke, the son of F†rbaute.. father of lies
Born of earth, unbound by laws
The salmon glides in the waterfall
The eagle sails with the wind
Hammer groans in Jotun scull
The under ground spurts fire
Laughter, deceit, beauty and contempt
The old norse god's protector and leader of Jotuns
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Yes. The related section below points to Ansuz Astral (translation) and Ascension with a short reason for opening each page next.
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