A Praising Song

[Ingwaz]

I was heavily inspired to write a non-sensible song, which just means to write a song with words that don't exist. I've often seen or dreamt of seeing Faeries and Angels (Eloheim?) and I've often believed that they're voices would be wonderful and lyrical, but wouldn't make a word of sense to us humans.

I'll come up with a translation for this, someday soon. It was hard enough to get the song out, but once I got the rhythm, it came fast man! I can almost sing to it in a tune. If I can find out how to record myself, I will.

It is a praising song to Mother Earth, the Earth Goddess, who is the Pagan equivalent to the Christian God. In a way, it is me shedding off layers of pretend and praising God, as a Catholic and as one with many Pageantries in her, and giving thanks in the language that I have made up, making it very personal.

Notice I use Mother Nora in the song. I'm thinking these days, that that Tree, was God in another form, taking watch over me and giving me my wings. I'll miss her so much, yet, Nora, and God in all His forms...will always be with me.

It's hard to talk about Nora. I hope, someday, I can sing with her again. Below is the Praise song. Heavily inspired by the nonsensical lyrics from/by:

http://www.sigur-ros.co.uk/ This is my favourite band, you can legally and freely download unheard songs from/by this band directly from this website. Beautiful and haunting, some white noise in a few of em tho.

http://airu.ksilebo.net/IOTF.htm A beautiful flash-cartoon by Silverpoot. I really relate to that fox. I'm a free-flyer myself, in my own ways.

[Ingwaz]

Hosuhasa, hosuhasa; etlincomne vuto;
Himajala, himajala! Himjala vuto—
Nojohenai, johmnohenai, himajala vuto!

"naleiha, himajohane getovahorha,
omni husohanu, reg-na’vaneer"

Noranorah, greeti Norah; mother mine, mother mine
Norah vuto, gemni rehozhie; johnegal—gal, gal, gal!

"naleiha, himajohane getovahorha,
omni husohanu, reg-na’vaneer"

Hasi hasi-ho.

Prassti Norah, Mother Nora:
Tree of giving, tree of hope
"Nora" vuto—esli on, esli vlo’defi. Ohhh,
Esli on, esli vlo’ defi—(ahh, ohh, haaa, ohh, haa)

"naleiha, himajohne getovahorha,
omnahosha Betrionour: desyur-kne’vaneer."