From beyond a twilight horizon where mountains were covered with snow,
Once a man on a horse came the way,
On an early
autumnal morning, when dew lay chill on the ground,
And the sun's first rays heralded the day,
To rest at last after riding for more
than three days and nights,
Through the woods and across the shallow landscapes,
To finally reach the village the rumours where
talking about,
And where the heathen king lived for many years.
His golden armour was shining by the light of awakening
sun,
And in his hand he held a bronzen shield
On which the runes all were written by a blacksmith of wisdom great,
To guide him
on his way so long.
He had come to bring the message the king has given to him,
To be conveyed into all heathen countries,
And he
told about their brethern, overtaken by christian men,
Now punished by the cross and christian laws.
So the man dismounted and
his horse was taken by it's bridle to be brought into the stabling.
Meanwhile he was lead to the hall where the king sat on his
greatseat.
Forthwith he told him the reasons for his coming,
And withing a few minutes all people were gathered by the king's mighty
voice.
So he rose on his feet and began to speak about the greatest heathen host ever see,
Passing towards their brethern
land....
After three days and nights of riding the frontier they finally reached,
With their hearths wholly determined,
And
encountered the christian church in their once sacred woods
As the chaplain just chimed the bell.
At once they put the spurs in
their horses,
Hearths were filled with rage and hate,
And in their hands they held the torches,
When Odhinn was amongst and Tyr
was leading their hearts
Into a world of anciest mysteries....
The night the longswords where grinded
And the shields were
forged in blood,
By the hands of most dextrous blacksmiths,
And sacrifices were given to the Goddesses and the Gods,
In the woods
by the mighty tree,
Known in heathen kingdoms as the mighty Irminsul,
That was built as an immense landmark
Of heathen pride and
honour
And a symbol of what shall be....
