...

l and war. The author is seeking for a powerful ally, a God or just someone to share the feelings with. His ‘dream’ ends with the feeling that although ending evil is impossible even for a Goddess, he does feel less alone knowing he shares this ideal vision with someone. It is striking that in the second verse the author actually says he would like to end all evil by trampling enemies. He doesn’t realize that this is the evil he himself is so angry at. Lyrics: She came to me one morning One lonely Sunday morning Her long hair flowing in The mid-winter wind I know not how she found me For in darkness I was walking And destruction lay around me From a fight I could not win She asked me name my foes then I said the need within some men To fight and kill their brothers Without thought of love or God And I begged her give me horses To trample down my enemies So eager was my passion To devour this waste of life But she would not think of battle that Reduces men to animals So easy to begin and yet Impossible to end For she the mother of all men Who counselled me so wisely then I feared to walk alone again and Asked if she would stay "Oh lady lend your hand," I cried "Oh let me rest here at your side." "Have faith and trust in me," she said And filled my heart with life "There is no strength in numbers Have no such misconception But when you need me be assured I won't be far away"