Norse Poems - Poems about Norse

... The Inner and Outer Hebrides The Hebrides (/'h?br?di?z/; Scottish Gaelic: Innse Gall, pronounced ['i??? 'kaul??]; Old Norse: Suðreyjar, "southern isles") are a Scottish archipelago off the west coast of the Scottish mainland. The islands ......Read More

...Osviklig- Swedish meaning unfailing Rådyrvokter- Norwegian meaning deer herder Raðulfr- Old Norse meaning Counsel Wolf, Counsel of the Wolf, Wise Wolf (from rað - counsel and ulfr - wolf) Reginn- Old ......Read More

...to her of course. She asked for some help from the stars far above. They told her to have patience with this man, Old Norse. Old Norse and Pan were well suited and had lots of fun. They shared meals, had long talks, and had picnics at......Read More

...Gruesome as Judas cradle growl, I dabble in gore thereby. Everyday Norse hannibalish, so my ribs outward, exposed flesh, gangrenous. I beg water, I chew my tongue Schwedentrunk pain......Read More

...e future in rhyming couplets, Or separating into parts like small drupelets. Poetry relives the epic stories of the Norse And, always, there is Shakespeare, of course Occasionally putting down the modern idiom While revering the arch......Read More

... Tales in Norse folk lore of these mythical creatures, though sadly nowadays they are better known for <......Read More

...ere voltage thrills the spectacle of imagination; as free to be as the aurora borealis shape-shifting like a neon Norse god his horizon the runesmith scribing upon the midnight vellum a daydream designed by colors of musical notes ......Read More

...over the head as a hood Revealing in a distance a cloak of disability Comes from the Scots word kilt meaning Old Norse people donned them kjalta Meaning lap, fold of a gathered skirt Also a combat dress This great kilt None......Read More

...The Norse goddess also known for war is a feminine charm of love, beauty, death. riding in with her chariot; bright and b......Read More

...day; it’s my fiancée’s turn today, We were supposed to get married last Sunday, “I’ve been shot in one knee”, an Old Norse slang, I’m married; I was going to tell my friends, But the sun sure didn’t smile on me on Sunday, Now in a ne......Read More

...There once was a Norse goddess named Skadi A Winter Ruler in huntress’ body An expert at skiing Her enemies fleeing Ester Ledecka s......Read More

...a giant curl. Why me? I asked, excited beyond belief, of course. He could have picked anyone, and my background is Norse. I do not have one tiny drop of squirrel blood that I know. Because you caught my relative and let her go! Oh......Read More

...urtesy shipshape quay zee reasonably rhyming literary barbs to portray, how creative poetic technique can outweigh Norse (er horse) sense scrawled by Lake Woebegone bachelor farmers' guardian angels originally harkening from Norway......Read More

...ld His life would no longer be meek and mild He would be a celebrity of course Everyone would come to see his baby Norse Yes that was the name he had already decided He was crazy with glee, he would have confided If he had a frien......Read More

...was Cass and she was full of sass. Her charisma knocked him off his a…… He had always paid his bills on time, this Norse. She thought it funny and quite stilly of course. She taught him all kinds of different ways to think. She sho......Read More