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Premium Member BRAVE ENTERPRISE

Tony rouses, his circuits buzzing,  
 the taste of copper lingering in his mouth.  
A battlefield stretches behind his eyelids—  
always the same one.  

Natasha counts her scars like rosary beads,  
each one a prayer she never spoke aloud.  
The red in her ledger has faded to rust,  
but the weight remains.  

Steve stands at the window,  
his reflection a stranger from 1943.  
The shield leans against the wall,  
waiting for hands that feel too old.  

Thor’s laughter shakes the rafters,  
but the lightning in his eyes dims  
when no one’s looking.  
Asgard is a ghost in his voice.  

Bruce folds his rage into origami cranes,  
tiny and precise.  
The other guy watches from the shadows,  
quiet for now.  

They gather where the sky is bruised with twilight,  
a fractured constellation.  
Although the earth keeps revolving,
we humans applaud their brave enterprise.


Premium Member Ragnarok: the Storm

With the end of days upon them
Nears the time of final battle
In the halls of high Valhalla
Asgard senses its death rattle

In the forest crows the rooster 
In the sky the sun does darken
In the cave the hound is howling
To these signs the Aesir harken

Heimdall blows the Gjallarhorn
Dark the rainbow bridge is turning
Vivid lightning cleaves Yggdrasil
Then the central tree is burning

Aesir watch in fascination
See volcanoes spew like fountains
See the heavens splitting open
See the oceans climb the mountains

See the continents convulsing
See the forests burn to ashes
See the sons of Mim awaken
In the fatal lightning flashes

As the winds consume the wasteland
From the south Surtr advances
With his minions tearing corpses
Bright his sword and sharp his lances

Aesir then prepare their weapons
Eyes are clear and arms are steady
The Midgard serpent Jörmungandr
Upon the battle plain is ready

With his heavy hammer Mjolnir
Strides the mighty god of thunder
To do battle with the serpent
And to rend the world asunder

June 30, 2014

N.B. This poem is an Epyllion, a brief narrative poem with a romantic or mythological theme. It is written in trochaic tetrameter, like some of the ancient Eddas.


Glossary:
Ragnarök - Final battle and death of the Aesir
Aesir - The Norse gods
Asgard - one of the Nine Worlds and home of the Aesir
Valhalla - a majestic, enormous hall located in Asgard, ruled over by the chief Norse god Odin
Heimdall - A Norse god who blows his horn to signal the beginning of Ragnarök
Gjallarhorn - Heimdall's horn
Midgard- Middle Earth, or the world of humans
Bifröst - the burning rainbow bridge between Midgard and Asgard
Yggdrasil - The sacred Norse central tree that holds the Nine Worlds
Mim - an Asian renowned for his knowledge and wisdom who has been beheaded. Odin carries around Mím's preserved head and it recites secret knowledge and counsel to him.
Surtr- a fire troll with a flaming sword who sets the world on fire.
Jörmungandr- The world serpent or ouroboros that surrounds the earth and grasps his own tail. When he lets go, the world will end. Jörmungandr's arch-enemy is the god Thor.
Thor - The Norse god of thunder
Mjolnir  - Thor's hammer and principal weapon
© Roy Jerden  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Epyllion

Premium Member The Game Changer

Fare thee be well to stranger and kin
Another story do tell of Universal Law them
Signal frequents sent in alternating from him
All in regards to glowing of little gem

She wraps her arms around the dark of the night
Encompassing in him and all around him is her light

Nine personalities there do be
All creating the one in thee
Understanding and hearing them all
Requires the one to build a proper wall

They be the building blocks in you
Seven see; A, E, I, O, and U
All be parts of the fellowship ring you

I – ntelligence Supreme supplying energy behind all steam
E- go driven attitude is mentally meant to allude
A – lpha has spoken and only heard by thee awakened 
E – motional feelings multiplying by floor and ceiling 
I – mpulse sensitivity senses all mirror double dealing
O – rigination of desires conspire or inspire both indeed start fires
U – nderlying seed does feed the one base need

Next side be side these two titans see
Thor or Asgard, The Thunder Hammer of desires origination
And, Thee lovable Hulk, Harmonic underlying seed lacking knowledge is base need
Thrust into battle they go 
These be their armies in tow
Having many different names though

Hulk and Thor’s higher and lower self
All four picked from amongst these
Blocks that be on the shelf 
Being amongst these ye can perceive
As well as retrieve 
Words that appear in tea’s leaves
These warriors do be
Constants these 
Armies all ye B, C, D…
F, G, H, J, K, L, M, N, P, Q, R, S, T, V, W, X, Y, Z 

Multiples of three
Be in rhapsody
Form:

A Norse Day

A Norse Day

Odin, god of battle, always looking for a war
Took his brother Loki off to battle with his son called Thor
The only way to find true peace
Is killing everything you please
His brother Loki liked only fun and pranks
For that he got no thanks
Thor gained fame with thunder hammer in his hand
He was a hero like his dad and loved throughout the land
There were no dragons at that time but never mind
Thor could fly, (according to the scriptures)
But only in the comic strips and fiction
In “real” mythology he used a goat to get around
To slew giants and the bad guys down
The goat or goats would drive across the sky
With thunder driven chariots and Thor inside
Odin threw his son from Asgard to the Earth
If that were not the case.  If Thor was not a jerk
We wouldn't have Thors-day or Thursday you might say
The mystery of his mystic hammer power still remains
But we have the 5th. day of the week now named 

                                               7/29/14 All Things Norse contest
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Yggdrasil:

In the middle of Asgard, where the Gods and Goddesses live, is Yggdrasil by name, the tree of life is its fame. The eternal green Ash tree, the branches stretching out over all the nine worlds. Yggdrasil is carried by three enormous roots. Next to the first root is a well named Urd's well, where the Gods have their daily meetings. Next to the second root is Mimir's well, and the third root close to the well Hvergelmir. It is here the dragon Nidhug is chewing on one of Yggdrasil's roots. Nidhug is also known to suck the blood out of the dead bodies, that arrive at Hel. At the very top of Yggdrasil lives a giant unnamed eagle, the eagle and the dragon are bitter enemies, they truly despise each other. There is a squirrel named Ratatosk, who spends his time running up and down the Ash tree, doing what he can to keep the hatred alive between the two. "Urd" means "destiny". The generally accepted meaning of Old Norse Yggdrasill is "Odin's horse", drasill means "horse" and Ygg is one of Odin's many names. There are four stags that feast of the foliage of the Ash tree also. 
        
       In the Poetic Edda, the tree is mentioned in three poems. In the Voluspa, stanza 19, the Volva says: (Volva, a shamanic seeress)
       
An ash I know there stands,
Yggdrasill is its name,
a tall tree, showered
with shining loam.
From there comes the dews 
that drop in the valleys.
It stands forever green over
Urd's well.

When Odin hanged, speared, for nine days on the World Tree, he uttered the words that he had 'sacrificed himself onto himself'. 
In Norse mythology, the Norns are three female divine beings who have more influence over the course of destiny than any other beings in the cosmos. They dwell within the Well of Urd.
© White Wolf  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Narrative


Himeros Haida

HE SOUGHT SOMETHING MOST WERE SHAMED
TO SAY.
HE LONGED AND WISHED TO BE NEEDED
AND DESIRED TO BE LOVED.
THOSE EYES OF THOSE WHO WISH TO HAVE ME AS THERE
ENTERTAINMENT, HAS CREATED A WAY TO SEPARATE ME FROM THOSE
WHO MIGHT ESIRCHIATE MY LONGING
THAT I SPEAK WORDS THAT ARE UNDERSTANDABLE
AND HAVE NEGOTIATED WHAT IS
ACCEPTABLE TO THE BOTH OF US
PRAY YE OH LOVE OF MINE
MIGHT I FIND YE AND WE SHALL BE LOVERS
PRAY YE OH LOVE OF MINE MIGHT WE BE TOGETHER
PRAY YE OH LOVE, THAT WE SHALL STAND TOGETHER WITHOUT OBSTACLE
PRAY YE THAT THOSE WHO WISH US TOGETHER MIGHT FIND OUR TOGETHERNESS ACCEPTABLE IN THERE SIGHT
MIGHT HIMEROS BLESS US
THAT GOD HAS MADE US MALE AND FEMALE FOR THIS
THAT WE SHALL ENJOY THE COMPANY OF OUR TOGETHERNESS
AND FIND SANITY IN THE FACTS OF OUR REALITY
THEY STOOD AND SPOKE THESE SAYINGS THAT THOSE
WHO WISHED TO LEARN OF LOVE
AND THOSE WHO WISHED TO BE TOGETHER MIGHT
SPEAK THESE NAMES.
MAYURA SODA, HO-CHUNK AND HAIDA
NANA- BULUKU
YEMAYA, DAYUNI SI
ASGARD- LOKI- FRIGG
WODEN HIMEROS
THEY SAID AMEN AND LEFTED.
Form: Ballad

Premium Member Till Ragnorak Comes

From Valhalla’s fortress of spears and shields,	
Valkyrie riders make their daily runs…
Crossing Bifrost to Midgard’s battlefields,		
Harvesting warriors till Ragnorak comes.

Flying from Valhalla on their war horses,	
Thundering hooves beat like old battle drums,
Odin’s blond daughters watching the forces--	
Harvesting warriors till Ragnorak comes.

Legionnaires, Pikemen, Hussars and Spartans;      
Storm Troopers, Crusaders and Saracens;
Musketeers, Vikings, and Gladiators;		
Watusi, Cossacks, and Conquistadors.
As long as men hear the sounds of war drums,
They’ll harvest the best till Ragnorak comes.

Valkyries search for those to stand vanguard,   
Recruiting  Odin’s Einherjar armies.
Warriors pass Valgrind to live in Asgard--		
Honored to be served by the Valkyries.

Hoplites, Commandoes, and Mujahideens;		
Samurais, Yeomen, and US Marines;
Guerrilas, Dragoons, and Panzer Tankers;
Grenadiers, Mamelukes, and Bezerkers.
As long as men hear the sounds of war drums,
Valkyries harvest till Ragnorak comes.
Form: Lyric

Premium Member Intergalactic Thanksgiving Ballad

I wanna spend Thanksgiving in a UFO 
Thankin' the Cosmos for starlight's glow!
With veggies and fruits on my plate,
It's a Cosmic voyage that sure feels great!

Flying high, my saucer in the sky,
Mushrooms, squash, and peas roll by.
Thankfulness guides my heart, my art, my song.
At my Thanksgiving table, love belongs.

I want to paint like DeChirico in a dreamy haze,
While Roman columns fill my nighttime gaze.
Jupiter, Venus, and Odin are flying near.
My table is in Asgard with good mead and cheer.

Flying high, my space Saucer in the sky 
Bluebirds and Cardinals are singin' nearby.
Planetary voices join in tune
As I sail beneath the Carribean moon.

I'm a Cowgirl, a pilgrim, a wanderin' woman.
The American spirit makes me feel free
With mashed potatoes and Seitan Stew,
Thanksgiving grits, yellow squash, and linguistic brew.

I'm flyin' high, my saucer in the sky.
Blessed be all, with peace to guide
Thanksgiving, the best Cosmic Holiday
Intergalactic with forever racing freeways!
Form: Ballad

Two Avenger's Boxing Bout

TWO AVENGER'S BOXING BOUT
 
Midst rings of thunder and a vibrant haze,
Two titans clash, in a gladiatorial gaze.
Their presence makes the cosmos sing.  
Immortal meets might in a mortal boxing ring.4

Thor, the Asgardian, with punches as hammer aflame,
And Hulk, the green goliath with fury untamed:
The gloves collide, like thunderbolts from the sky, 
As sparks ignite, reaching heights so high.8

Thor's hammered punches swings, a celestial might,
Hulk absorbs the blow, his resistance a sight.
Blow for blow, they trade their might,
Each punch sparkles a flicker & bright light.¹²

Wow... what a spectacle never seen,  
Amidst their battle, fierce and keen.  
Thor swings Mjolnir, its arc lightning-laced,  
Its thunderous clash in the arena, swiftly traced.¹6

Unyielding, Hulk roars, his fists like crashing stones,  
Each strike break bones & shatter mountains. 
The battle rages with raw power & untamed fury,  
A test of gods & monsters, judge and jury.²°

Then, in a moment charged with destiny's call,  
Thor gathers the storm, his might enthralling all.
He aims for the head, with precision and grace,
But Hulk's defenses shatter, leaving no trace.²4

With a roar of thunder, his blow, a comet's fiery tail,  
Striking the Hulk forcefully, rending the very veil.  
Hulk stumbles then falls, a silent hush descends.
The mighty god of thunder, on whom Asgard depends²8

Stands victorious, his foe vanquished forevermore
As the crowd erupts in a thunderous roar.
Yet, in Thor's eyes, respect shines clear as day,  
For the fierce opponent, who in the ring, did lay.³²

In the clash of avengers, the Asgardian prevailed,
His might and strategy, the tale unveiled.³4
____________

VICK MANUEL POETRY
{VMP}
FORM: Rhymes 
Copyright ©?15th April 2024.
Form: Rhyme

Loki

The heir to Jotunheim
A prince orphaned to war,
He grew up a brother to Thor
In the divine halls of Asgard.

The God of Mischief, he is called
True to his cunning and charm
He keeps daggers up his arm
You never know what scheme he is on. 

He was not fond of Odin
But he deeply loved his mother
He learned his wily tricks from her,
Frigga raised him as her son.

But, in spite of his malevolent plots,
He did things we should reward 
Like when he helped in saving Asgard
And he died by the hands 
of the Titanian warlord. 


22nd March 2023

Contest: Marvel Superheroes Supervillains and Superanimals Contest
Sponsor: Robert James Ligouri
Form: Verse

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