Freya Poems | Examples


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Premium Member Golden Tears by Klimt

The higher heavens kept her secret 
that love once kindled, doesn’t perish with distance
It burns in the marrow, it gleams in the wound
Endless falls of the Sun’s golden tears 
filling cups of sorrow with a final goodbye 
Freya weeps for her lover destined never to return
she leans on the hammered gold wall
with partial face aglow and a deep-set eyelid closed
amber ringlet waves coiled, goldschläger drips
from the Norse Goddess this your myth of olde
its Óðr she longs for
                              Of divine madness 
                              drowns tomorrow
                              she fills the regal rivers
                              and every tear fell from her 
 
                           ...glimmers lux vitae

Sapphic Ode to Freyja

I hail Freyja,cat swain and Seidr’s Grand Dame
Goad me to pen mystical poems heart-felt
Vanir Goddess ,teach me trance, wisdom I aim
                          Witchcraft and wealth

Writing poems do flow when I think of thee
Vanir Goddess,Mistress of the Slain I do hail
Freya what I state is true please be near me
                             Freyja does not fail

Freyja,Ottr’s tale ,it gives me hope I say
Can you restore my legs so I can walk to ?
How can I pay Thee Grand Dame I do convey ?
                              I will pray to you

Vision Giver help me with my core  sight 
For years my mind does see black it drives me , mad 
How can I pay you? Will verse and art be right?
                           Dame of love I add

Freyja one last bid make the US vote Jill Stein
Red and Blue are stagnate I do thus proclaim
Under Jill Stein ,US will shine ,that’s no moonshine
             Grand Dame of Galdr I do claim

Freya Is Her Name

Glorious sunny days of late 
such warmth and so inviting
buds burst into flower 
every minute of every hour
say goodbye to winter gloom 
cold and dismal winter days
for spring is here the sun is out
and I am off to catch some rays

But oh that wind is getting stronger
blowing from the West
experts forecast snow and rain 
so put away my summer dress
for it is only early March 
seduced by February’s warmth
spring really has not sprung at all
where did I put my cashmere shawl

So warn those budding shrubs and trees
the wind and snow is on the way
and tell the buds they should stay put
too early for their spring display
such cold and windy weather today
for those who live within the UK

Storm Freya is the culprit 
for Freya is her name 
and any damage she may cause 
Freya must take the blame


Written 2nd March 2019

Our unseasonably warm weather comes to an end with the threat of Storm Freya – she is certainly no friend!

Contest A STRAND (1067)
Sponsor Brian Strand
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Premium Member Goddesses

Freya, Maria, Gaia, Sofia
Isis, Astarte
Kali and Parvati

Always it seems
They haunt my dreams
Staring like tigers in my night

With demanding love
And no expectation 
But to see Her

They walk in light
Hip-switching across the Earth
A woman, a deer, a flying leaf

Her flaming sword 
Could spin my head off  
But She kisses my soul and I'm safe

Every day I see Her 
Magic paralyzing eyes
Outlined in black

Golden eyelids smiling
Startingly clearly brown or blue
I know lust and peace at once

The world turns over
And the world burns
And the Goddess walks forever

Premium Member My New Girlfriend

I ask Freya of the cool blue North
To be my special Magic Goddess 
Naked in Her clicking high heels
Freya, my new fantasy friend 
At my side when adventures go forth

She's posing in Her skin for me
At the edge of the mystic trees
Twisting, bending, showing me 
I can have Her, if I can catch Her,
If I love Her, what a tease

She's teaching me Her style of charm
To conjure Her in dreams awaking
Glamouring love spasm calling Her name
Goddess of Love and shuddering Sex
Clenching my fingers in Her golden mane

Freya my partner in dark sex adored
Feral Freya with paralyzing eyes
Ancient primal Sacred Whore 
Gliding around me in blazing form
Goddess of Love and Death and War

Magic Shape Shifter, Valkyrie Queen
Who could ask for a cooler Girlfriend?

We went shopping for shoes today
For clicky high-heels that firm up Her rear end
Then hit the sidewalk to stun the old men
Long-legged Freya, my Goddess Girlfriend

Premium Member Freya's Peace

My vision this is Freya in her house;
a pastoral tranquility the sound
surrounding pretty Freya and her spouse.
A gentle cloud, she floats around and round,
moves room to room, and drifts upstairs to down.
She has no need to fret or rush about.
A countess she can be and don a gown;
inside her ballroom dance and not go out.
And in a garden spot, when troubles mount,
perhaps she sits; for solace, writes, head bowed
or dips a brush in paint, and by her count
is showered with the all that love’s allowed.
For in the lovely manor, on its grounds,
imaginings and dreams can know no bounds.


Written 7/7/14;  Freya is a real person I know; but her manor is my imagining.
For Elly's Encore - anonymous positive new sonnet contest


The Meeting

Extraordinary,
how your downy eyes seek me,
new eyes, wrapped up in 
foreign security and the surreal.
I am doubtful of my ability
but blessed as I confirm your release
eager and thankful,  
kissing tufts of soft hair.

Mother and son,
created in the same moment
waiting to begin.

And now you will know
all I rue of myself,
within the marrow space of selfish years
I I I I I I I I 
Me Me Me Me Me Me,
within a yen sprouting 
ever forward to finally
share,to share with you.

As I wake I remember a cherub's face
and wonder if we can find you
within these barren fields, 
if we can summon 
Shiva,
Freya,
Kokopelli,
or Aphrodite,
so I may hold you in my waking dreams.
Finally.

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