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Walküre:
A DRAGON?



--- Zitat ---A dragon, say you?
I may not have time for chatting, I need the loo!
Grand partying, tonight,
If you fancy the feast, stay you might.

A dragon? Again?
Well, one we have for akin fables, who long journeys began,
Some time ago, followed by the strangest lot,
Travelled have they, along water, rock and silvan paths, and fiery wings they ultimately fought.
--- Ende Zitat ---

Walküre:
A FINE JOURNEY



--- Zitat ---Regret I have none,
Much joy, adventure and fun,
Throughout the path that was my road,
Gazing at the horizon, far and broad,
We had to fulfil the task,
To us appointed, in secrecy, ever wearing the wanderer's mask,
Failure would have been doom, thus we had to succeed,
Aware that the way to hell would lead,
That was worth the strife, a journey long and fine,
Recalling the deed is also sorrow, though I'm back to my warm home and fain dine.
--- Ende Zitat ---

Walküre:
IF THOU BE'ST WITH ME



--- Zitat ---If thou be'st with me,
Thou wilt fight and see,
Wielding the blade and daring thy life,
Stout amidst carnage, defiant in the strife.

If thou be'st beside this shield-maiden,
Nought shalt thou dread, in spite of the dooming omen,
Such fine a friend,
I fear not death, and the wrong my courage shall mend.
--- Ende Zitat ---

Walküre:
AWAITING A BRIGHTER DAY



--- Zitat ---Awaiting a brighter day,
Just ending must there be in the lay,
The pious soul in feast,
Vanquished the foul and slain the beast.

A day of mourning, time of grief,
Pondering about triumph, when and if,
Nevertheless, the foe wails, in the abyss smitten,
More sorrow shall the reader read about, wet by tears and with blood written.
--- Ende Zitat ---

Walküre:
THE IMPORTANCE OF BEING EARNEST (based on an existing novel's title)



--- Zitat ---How honest the earnest one,
Who speaks truth under moon and sun,
How gallant must be such heart,
Buoyant in spirit and eager to start,
A new adventure, along the broad routes of the world,
Shall his character change, by things that all mould?
Events befalling,
Who may halt the course of time, as stones rolling?
Here have we what you seek indeed,
An earnest voyager, noble friend and lover of pipe-weed.
--- Ende Zitat ---

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