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It was winter when I descended into the river, Descended to beseech her to teach me about her flow— On a dark night where beasts and fiends shake and quiver, Where the only light was her silky, glistening glow. Upon her arms I knelt humbly as I Shivered. Before her majesty, I was struck with frightening awe. I cried and cried, and with hazy eyes I prayed to be delivered, And then I heard her speak— What frightening things she spoke.
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Jul 23, 2025
Jul 23, 2025 at 4:06 PM UTC
The River
It was winter when I descended into the river, Descended to beseech her to teach me about her flow— On a dark night where beasts and fiends shake and quiver, Where the only light was her silky, glistening glow. Upon her arms I knelt humbly as I Shivered. Before her majesty, I was struck with frightening awe. I cried and cried, and with hazy eyes I prayed to be delivered, And then I heard her speak— What frightening things she spoke.
The river does not whisper answers. It drowns you in them.
Draumgaldr
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Jul 23, 2025
Jul 23, 2025 at 4:06 PM UTC
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