around a gilded table the greats feast, Julius Caesar chats with Patton, Alexander makes a toast, Hannibal laughs with Scipio Africanus, and Staughenburg drinks deep with Rameses II, Octavios snorts at a joke from Napoleon, and when the reaper comes to me I shall sit beside them. For this is the golden halls of heaven, of Valhalla, of every convention of a beautiful afterlife. here there is no quarrel, in this hall enemies feel no hate for one another, there is only joy and laughter.
Around this table a thousand others spread in all directions, all round to show there equality all shine gold and sport the finest food of any time, and to will a dish is to have it before you. all the royally carved goblets overflow with the most wondrous drink yet not a drop is spilt upon the green marble floor. as these foods are tasted a tingle goes down your spine, these dishes are utter pleasure, fit only for the highest god. rising around these tables the delicately carved walls reach to the sky, gold, diamonds, and pearls embed in the ivory walls. there is no ceiling for there is no rain, nor wind to be protected against. the sky is the most wonderful blue and the occasional drizzle is warm and sweet to the tongue. there the peoples who have died a worthy death or lived the life as a warrior.
all men feast as allies, they laugh together telling tales of there life and there deaths, yet there is no sorrow of dying. they may meet the men who killed them but still there is no hatred, they know there better but call him friend. there is no sorrow about friends lost in life now, for they too sit at this table. about the mens feet there children play and beside them there wives are restored to the perfect beauty. there fathers and grandfathers and great-grandfathers before them going back to the beggining of time,they all sit here too. there are no lackof tales or songs, or a million toungs to speak it, and yet there i only 1 language which all speak.
these men all laugh and sing and feast until they are full and there hearts burst with joy, then the great horn sounds. on this day outside the hall in the plain of eternal combat the armies of old egypt shall face that of the viking lords. every man who loved the combat, who felt joy on the battlefield within these two nations will go out to fight. armies of every warrior who had died for there nations, armies of millions go to fight. each led by a great general the two sides would clash, in the initial charge onehundred thousand men are felled. as a blade passes through there flesh they fall into dust and they reappear in the hall. they laugh nd feast again. after three days of fighting the victorios egyptian march into the hall, hands raised over there heads in triumph. the people of the hall cheer for the victors. even now the greek navy is preparing to fight the japanes fleet upon the great lake where the great warhips are moored. people line the shores and watch the spectacle, as the ships are sunk there crew reappear in the hall andthe ships rise from the sea bed, whole again. there battles are pleasure, for this is my vision of vallhala, where the brave may live forever.
i have no knoledge of where the timid, the cruel, the loving, the peacful go upon there death but this is my idea of valhalla.
ok this is my vision of a cool after life, i mean if thats where we go when we die i'm joinin the army as soon as possible. well its an ok story...right?
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