Norse Poems - Poems about Norse

The woman of the day cables brought us a decorated egg I would have rather had some ale, in a sturdy looking keg Our crocodile-like creature wanted to taste the egg of course. The blue bird of happiness was irritated, we call him Mr. Norse. A dragon with a striped tummy showed up carrying a sign. Everyone stand down, the...

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The woman of the day cables brought us a decorated egg I would have rather had some ale, in a sturdy looking keg Our crocodile-like creature wanted to taste the egg of course. The blue bird of happiness was irritated, we call him Mr. Norse. A dragon with a striped tummy showed up carrying a sign. Everyone stand down, the...

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You shall be the father of Medicine decreed the Spirit God. That’s no fun! Replied Eir, the only Norse on the island of Nod. Medicine folk are staid, stuck up, particular, persnickety and odd. I will add merriment to your assignment Medicine and Merry. That delighted Eir’s sister, who was named Creative Carrie. She quit smiling when Spirit God said...

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She raises her façade to greet the dawning sun; Yggdrasil a goddess, the empyreal one. Tree of life, tree of hope, in sunlight’s kiss; nurturer of the winged, in ethereal bliss. She births her children with or without light; nature’s sacred, matriarchal and wizened sprite. Fronds of green, adorn her brow while varied lichens are sprouted on boughs. Nine worlds she guards, this...

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Stars sent an emissary to the planet in the form of gold. She transmogrified into a faerie, so she could mingle. With the wisdom of a wise woman who gets totally old. She decided to live her life as herself, remaining single. But alas, she fell in love with a powerful man. He was a unicorn tamer and he had...

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Loki: Sigyn and Angrboda know their wyrd well Even the far seeing eye of odin Does even the all seeing eye have its faults? The curse of knowledge or forgetfulness perhaps Angrboda is born of the blood of the volva She knows well the fates and wyrd of men and immortals alike The mother of wolves, my lovely consort Sigyn my...

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loki: For nine nights only your own will had bound you to the World ´s Tree, you treacherous God, while I wore a chain that I chose not, forever: With cruel fetter my freedom you took!" Odin: "Too cunning and unpredictable you were, too wild to roam free: Greater your strength and hunger in magick and in power Then even my own,...

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I care for nothing Or so you say— Well, yes, I agree. But when someday The fates proclaim That you are he who Will bring doom upon The world all once knew— When, from your birth You've always knkwn That you are destruction, Well, you simply don't Bother to care About anything, really. Everything, after all, Seems so small, so silly Compared to the dusk; To the apocalypse that will Descend upon...

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Mirror Universe In the ethereal cosmos of your subconsciousness Is the mirror universe Of the symptoms of your stagnate mind That you thought you left behind A systematic reality in reverse Of the astral plane A seer whispers with suspicious viciousness As you hold high your spear In the crimson maw of Fenrir Ending his eons of definitive reign (Unfinished)...

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Alas, I been told, before me behold the hammer; ...

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Norse Mythology, Return Of The Slayer Of Dragons ( Part One, Darkness Arrives) I - (THE PLEA) Slayer of weak beasts, ravager of torn breasts Darkness from East, dragons its armored crests What hero dares to slay this foul evil What man may dispatch this tool of the devil? Hell's fires doth burn hot from its massive jaws Innocent red blood drips from...

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Low key Loki...

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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...

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ALL THINGS NORSE These are the guys in horn-helmets of course, And the biggest hammer was always Thor’s. They traveled each European watercourse From the mouth to the source, And their transport was boat - never by horse. They were preoccupied with trade as a resource And with local women had lots of intercourse. Regardless of singularity, marriage...

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All Things Norse The dark and dreary autumn skies Illuminating moon amplifies Shadowy figure arises Through the misty fog belies Her falcon cloak wears a whirring sound Absorbed by loves battleground Affliction blight of Niflheim Embracing Freya’s willowy frame This goddess walks through towering wheat, bittersweet With grandeur attributes, beauty becomes deplete For about her neck clings Brisingamen of fire She knows the...

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