21 Jan: Found Poetry of Ragnarök

viking rune stones with words Ragnarök

The Weavers c.9

And of this I know.
He is life and
Was meant for a friend

Last,
Longest, but
To be fair, Fates
Gave he and gave he again

Litilla sanda

To friends
Bestowed laughter for laughter
By this friend, he had
Befriended foe

Litilla sanda kömer

The Weavers spoke
To bear
Beware
The snare of laughter

Young, you were once,
Bewildered
Who gave and gave again, and
The Weavers warned

Vitu Lifa
Vitu Lifa


This is the continuation of the series of Found Poetry sourced from Ragnarök, The Elder or Poetica Edda, Commonly known as Sæmund’s Edda, a study of Teutonic Mythology and the elemental powers in chaos, Translation Series Vol. II, .st. No. 10. – pg 73-4 (32-39) (Ragnarök), released under the terms of CCO 1.0, Universal Public Domain. Images are copyright and not to used without permission, which I willingly give when asked, and when not for commercial use. Images and poetry ©️Misky 2006-2024. Image: two witches (weavers) befriending Odin in a dark forest

2 responses to “21 Jan: Found Poetry of Ragnarök”

    1. This is beyond perfect. I prepped dinner; cut, chopped, sliced onion and mushrooms and garlic and broccoli and potatoes ; trimmed the pork tenderloin of sinewy stuff; made a cup a tea; and my head found all the words and emotion of something I will write in a few days. Thank you.

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