XI.

All in gray clouds closely muffled,

Now the high gods sleep together,

And I listen to their snoring.

Here below 'tis stormy weather.

Stormy weather, raging tempest

Soon the helpless vessel shatters.

Who these furious winds can bridle?

Who can curb the lordless waters?

I can ne'er control the tempest,

Over deck and masthead sweeping;

I will wrap me in my mantle,

And will sleep as gods are sleeping.

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