Thus Spoke the Wind
Whispers of Ancient Winds: Unveiling the Inner Storm
Lyrics
Peace becomes fire
Peace transforms into a passionate and intense state, symbolized by fire.
Still beneath night
Despite the darkness of the night, there is stillness and calmness beneath it.
Raven, sing
A raven is urged to sing, suggesting a connection to nature and its expressions.
Words of the sky
The raven's song carries messages from the sky, possibly divine or profound insights.
Mind cast alone
The mind is isolated or separated, possibly in contemplation or seeking solitude.
For knowledge in my bones
The pursuit of knowledge is deeply ingrained in the bones.
Whisper, wind
The wind whispers secrets, implying hidden or mysterious knowledge.
Secrets that I hold
The speaker holds undisclosed secrets within themselves.
Ancient wind, show me now
Invoking an ancient wind to reveal itself and provide guidance or revelation.
Kindle the fire and dispel
Requesting the wind to ignite a fire and dispel obstacles or challenges.
The thundering skies behind my brow
Desiring to overcome internal storms or conflicts represented by thunder within the mind.
So I might give unto this world
Expressing a willingness to contribute positively to the world after gaining insight.
The throne of your mind
The mind is likened to a throne, suggesting a position of authority or control.
In great knotted pine
In a majestic and complex pine tree, symbolizing strength and wisdom.
You must claim
The imperative to claim ownership or authority over one's mind and thoughts.
Thus spoke the wind
The wind speaks wisdom or guidance, reinforcing the importance of claiming one's mental sovereignty.
The storm of your soul
The internal turmoil or conflict within the soul is compared to a storm.
Across wide valleys rolls
This soul storm extends across vast valleys, emphasizing its profound and widespread impact.
You must tame
The directive to control or subdue the internal storm mentioned earlier.
Thus spoke the wind
The wind reiterates the importance of claiming authority over one's internal conflicts.
Ancient wind, show me now
A repetition of the earlier invocation of the ancient wind for guidance.
Kindle the fire and dispel
A repeated plea for the wind to ignite a fire and dispel mental challenges.
The thundering skies behind my brow
A renewed desire to overcome internal storms and conflicts for a positive impact on the world.
So I might give unto this world
Expressing the intention to contribute positively to the world after gaining insight, echoing line 13.
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