Short Icelandic Poems
Short Icelandic Poems. Below are examples of the most popular short poems about Icelandic by PoetrySoup poets. Search short poems about Icelandic by length and keyword.
white icelandic snow
beneath natural light show ~
emerald green shroud
Written 26 January 2020
For contest Nature themed haiku with color
Is that really what Icelandic people eat?
What you have there is aged shark meat.
It does not look or smell very good to me.
People in this country consider it a delicacy?
Just give me two slices of bread with peanut butter and jelly.
Moon goddess of Aurora Borealis
Tidal pull consternates the gods
Mercury in retrograde spins the planet
Celestial passions on parade
Cosmic energy hovers over the mountains
Mystical meanderings make melodic music
Moon goddess oversees Icelandic influences
All is right in the Nordic world tonight
In Iceland there’s a Willy museum
It’s not huge like an old Colosseum
Filled with all types of willies
It would give me the sillies
But people pay lots of Kroner to see um!
Inspired by a comment Tom Cunnigham made on my Aurora Borealis poem
The museum has many exhibits of the genitals of animals!
1/8/20
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Aurora swirls over icy earth where
her breath casts colors through cold midnight air.
Her gown shimmers a shifting spectral light,
silent and bright through cold Icelandic night.
Frozen fjords, her audience below,
mirror her brilliance in shimmering glow.
Jagged peaks stand witness to fleeting art~
a masterpiece shaped with God’s heart.
To live is to forgive,
To the girl who wears makeup over her vacuum cleaner,
To the shy writer who won the Nobel Prize,
To the growing silence of Icelandic whales and sperm whales,
To live is to forgive, Joseph Kessel, Beatrice,
To the panther-sized dancer,
Who leaves you on Valentine’s Day,
For touching you that you are not the center of the world,
Like Joseph Kessel, nor Edgar Allan Poe or Baudelaire.
To live is to forgive.
Asia is larger than a novel by Joseph Kessel.