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[AF2026] Jules 250726
I see the Earth rise a second time from out of the sea, green once more. (Voluspa 57)
Artfight piece for stardustdog/lesbiandog

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Surt comes from the south with a bright light in his hand. Yes, the Sun shines upon the sword in his grasp. The mountains collapse, the trolls fall, men walk the roads to Hel, and the skies divide above.
Voluspa
Crawford, Jackson. "Voluspa." The Poetic Edda: Stories of the Norse Gods and Heroes. 2nd ed.
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Fenrir howls terribly before the doors to Hel; the wolf will break its bonds and run. I know much wisdom, I see deep in the future, all the way to Ragnarök, a dark day for the gods.
— Voluspa 43
How do you translate the repeated phrase in Völuspá, "Vituð er enn eða hvat?"
"Understand ye yet, or what?" (Thorpe 1865)
"Know ye of that, or what?" (Morley 1888)
"Know ye yet of this, what it means?" (Wilkinson 1898)
"More would ye wit of and what?" (Coomaraswarmy 1905)
"...would you know yet more?" (Bellows 1923)
"Know ye yet, or what know ye?" (Morris 1938)
"Do you seek to know yet more?" (Simpson 1965)
"Well, would you know more?" (Auden & Taylor 1967)
"Would you like to know more?" (Verhoeven 1997)
"Would you know more—or not?" (Scudder 2001)
"Do you get it now, dumbass?" (Me 2025)
Another answer (mention in reblog)
Völuspá, Retold
Spirit breatheth Odin
Mind giveth Hoenir
Blood shareth Lodur
Another excellent job, spake Odin
Three about to leave
I’ll catch up thee, saith Lodur
I have to pee
Leaves Odin and Hoenir
Heaves a sigh, Loki
Finally
See guys, he says
My love language is
Follows a snap of fingers
Giving gifts
Sets a flame on their timber
Once cold, now an everlasting ember
His voice is warm like honey
Our little secret, aye?
I saw what happened to the last guy
Who gave some fire to your kind
Sighs
Go now, have some fun
Be great, be terrible
Saith the firebringer
His eyes are warm like amber
Gifts a wink and disappear