Hekate [English translation]

Upon the lake's edge

And upon the foot of the willows

We desire to understand mankind.

The moon stands alone

As its nemesis lie in slumber

We are then able to gaze in secret.

That which was will remain with us

And upon the foot of the willows

We make our return to the nightwoods.

And now you are my anchor

In the rapture of this day

And your name will be my prayer:

Hekate, Hekate, Hekate!

You bestow upon me the dreams

And now I dream of thee

Hekate, approach, I beseech thee.

What remains of us is the wait

With hope and inquiry

And the urge to move about the countryside.

We will, without rest, risk everything and have

The wind against us as we go.

We follow the footsteps

Yet the animals of the forests

Have long been asleep.

And your image is my anchor

In the rapture of this day

And your name will be my prayer.