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Winter Nights

Winter Nights or Old Norse vetrnætr was a specific time of year in medieval Scandinavia. According to Zoega's Concise Dictionary of Old Icelandic, vetr-nætr referred to "the three days which begin the winter season". The term is attested in the narrative of some of the Fornaldarsögur, mostly to express passage of time ("as autumn turned into winter"). The exact term "winter nights" is not mentioned in the Ynglinga saga by Snorri Sturluson where (in chapter 8) the three great sacrifices of the year are prescribed: more »

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I'm Crawling through earth and through stone
I gasp for one last breath of your innocent silence
Covered in dirt
I know you bare this hurt alone
Contemplating suicide
A look inside this tangled mind
A noose that hangs six feet high
Can you see it sway
The clouds now merge
With obscure shades of grey
The fields then burn
With the smell of decay
What more can be said
For a wind that's passed
This unspoken whisper
Lingers in smoke as dead eyes stare down
I drown my tears over flames
That vanish snow
And I can't fight the dark that's consumed me
My sanity has left me here
Oh, I'm starved for your energy
My knees to the dirt
One last thought
No life no light to shine
I'm starved for your energy now
I'm Starved for you energy now
These winter winds howled
The night you went down
These grounds stood frozen
As moonlight burned you were chosen
Can you now grasp
What I've portrayed in grief
My despair will not be the end
To this road that we've all bled upon
Can you hear me now when I scream
I'm crawling through fire through ash and through stone
The noose has been tightened
Free me again
Cause I'm starved for your energy now

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