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Annals of Aman

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--- Zitat ---Evil then appeared high,
Amidst clouds we sense it nigh,
A screech of horrid wraith,
Plunging men in despair without faith.

Slaves of one viler will,
Colder than even death and chill,
Dead they aren't, but an empty shell of vainglorious kings,
Wing-borne, serfs wearing Rings.
--- Ende Zitat ---

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--- Zitat ---Evil Men, cowardly deceived and enslaved,
For them the path to doom was then paved,
Forced to revere the frightful lidless eye,
No prayer for him, but faithless plea and grievous sigh.

Reduced in serfdom and terror,
Captive of malevolence and error,
Aren't they too one of Men's kinds?
If only some undid the chain which tight binds.
--- Ende Zitat ---

Walküre:

--- Zitat ---Mount the steed and be calm!
I'm with thee to face harm,
To battle we head in good grace,
Daring hazard and fell black mace.

My lovely friend, do not dread the star-less night,
Nought we must but fiercely fight,
Sun shall rise and sweep the filth away,
We'll ride together and save the day.

I would thou wert to live,
Thy deeds a maiden on tapestry shall weave,
My wounded heart longeth for foes to slay,
Toll of honour for the lady of heath and hay.

Hearken to me, make this vow,
I need hear the oath now,
Lay my spoils on the flowered meadow,
Where rest only kind, clear from shadow.
--- Ende Zitat ---

Walküre:

--- Zitat ---Seek a half-man dwelling in green,
Where none potent has ever been,
My Ring they took and hid,
Kill them and bring it hither! So orders the Eye with no lid.
--- Ende Zitat ---

Walküre:

--- Zitat ---Inside the wood a power dwells,
Shielding trees, home and Elven bells,
Inside the wood a power lies,
Kept by mighty and known by wise.

The Ring of Water, prodigious wonder,
About which fable was told for much to ponder,
The Ring of Adamant, that all veils,
So that the Elf-maid never mourns or wails.
--- Ende Zitat ---

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