Hold the Heart
Embracing Nature's Strength: Eiledon's Vision
Lyrics
The eagle soared above the clouds
The eagle symbolizes freedom and elevation, suggesting a perspective beyond mundane concerns.
The deer run in the hills
The deer running in the hills may represent natural, untamed beauty and vitality.
And I may walk in cities
Contrasts the urban environment with the wilderness, implying a connection to both worlds.
Where the wolf once had his fill
Refers to a time when the wolf, a symbol of instinct and wildness, thrived in its natural state.
Here is strength for us to find
Suggests a wellspring of strength available for transformative purposes.
To turn the old to new
Expresses the potential to renew and reshape the old into something fresh and vibrant.
And wipe our eyes of misty years
Describes clearing away the haze of the past to gain clarity on the future.
And see the future through.
Emphasizes the vision and foresight to perceive what lies ahead.
I choose this place to call my own
The speaker declares a personal choice in a particular place, suggesting a sense of belonging.
The only grace I've ever known
Acknowledges the chosen place as the sole source of grace in the speaker's life.
I never tire of legends grown
Expresses a continual fascination with legendary tales that have developed over time.
We dream too much and time has flown.
Reflects on the passage of time and the tendency to dream excessively, perhaps hinting at missed opportunities.
Eiledon, I will be there.
Names a place, Eiledon, indicating a destination or aspiration the speaker aims to reach.
Eiledon, my dream is there.
Reiterates the speaker's dream and desire to be present in Eiledon.
So let me fill my children's hearts
Expresses the speaker's intention to inspire and instill strength in future generations.
With heroes tales and hope it starts
Encourages the sharing of heroic stories with the hope of sparking positive action.
A fire in them so deeds are done
Wishes to ignite a passionate fire within the hearts of the speaker's descendants.
With no vain sighs for moments gone.
Discourages dwelling on the past, urging instead to focus on impactful present actions.
So let me soar up with the eagles
Expresses a desire to rise above, akin to eagles, suggesting a pursuit of higher ideals.
In wild country among the deer
Connects with the untamed and graceful nature symbolized by wild country and deer.
And wake the wolf in every city
Calls for awakening the primal, instinctual aspects represented by the wolf within urban settings.
And reckoning is drawing near
Indicates an impending judgment or evaluation, emphasizing the need for accountability.
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