What is lo there do i see my father?

"Lo, there do I see my father" is a line from a famous Viking prayer/poem called "The Hávamál." This poem is one of the oldest known Scandinavian texts, dating back to the 9th or 10th century. The line refers to the speaker's father who has passed away and has now joined the gods in Valhalla, the afterlife where worthy warriors go to feast and fight until Ragnarok, the end of the world. The prayer/poem has been translated into multiple languages, and its influence can be seen in modern pop culture, including the 1999 film "The 13th Warrior."