Marvel Legends "Battle for Asgaard" addendum

As promised in today's review, here are the poems on the outside of the Thor set's packaging:

Set your fates, ye mortal souls
And resolve them to be true
For Midgard's mortal curses are naught
To she whose wants are grand - but few.

So rise forth now, Odinson,
And ally yourself with might
For the dawn of your time dawns with our world
And beside your successor, you must fight.

For she wields mighty Mjølnir
Despite the toll it takes
Battling for Asgaard's eternal glory
As her human body breaks

Drive back the enemies of the realm
The Rock Trolls as they roar
Make the Frost Giants small in defeat
And prove that lightning strikes once more

So set your fates ye mortal souls
For with the loss of his old name
The unworthy is challenged by the worthier
And Thor, Goddess of Thunder, is claimed.

And just in case, the other direction:

So set your fates ye mortal souls
For with the loss of his old name
The unworthy is challenged by the worthier
And Thor, Goddess of Thunder, is claimed.

Drive back the enemies of the realm
The Rock Trolls as they roar
Make the Frost Giants small in defeat
And prove that lightning strikes once more

For she wields mighty Mjølnir
Despite the toll it takes
Battling for Asgaard's eternal glory
As her human body breaks

So rise forth now, Odinson,
And ally yourself with might
For the dawn of your time dawns with our world
And beside your successor, you must fight.

Set your fates, ye mortal souls
And resolve them to be true
For Midgard's mortal curses are naught
To she whose wants are grand - but few.

See? It makes sense either order. But don't stop clicking now, we have more info for you on the next page!