Scandinavian Poems - Poems about Scandinavian

The elf seemed a bit off, the rest of us thought. I think he’s Scandinavian, and pretty well sought. Sought by the St. Lucia pageant, and maybe the bazaar. So, he’s travelled a bunch, and he’s come very far. The last time I saw him he was at fellowship hall. They have a potluck - there is Nordic food for...

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Said a sweet young chick from Finland “I’m so happy to be from the inland,” It’s simply a fact The Finn girls attract The finest fellows from the Rhineland. written June 25, 2021...

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I am in Hell’ my dear father And we cannot be together You’ll not give me last advice You’ll not back me paradise. I was killed by crafty Loki In Death garden I am walking Cry my mother cry my wife Mistletoe has taken life. I’m still waiting Resurrection I have tired of disconnection I am god of human spring, But I’m running...

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If I was a goddess or better yet a god I would get on the bifrost and be calm. I would try not to gloat at the mortals so odd, Singing a little ditty, hymn, or song I would hear their keen mortal prayers flying by So I would sing louder in a drowning out way I would intentionally not...

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Search all Scandinavian rocky fiords, Explore the Niagara Falls, On back the Mongolian hardy horse Gallop to the Great Chinese wall Suffer of thirst and choking of dust, Wear clothing to the holes, Dip in Siberian forest at...

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