The Life-Saga
It is lonely writing the life-saga
with my heart-thief so far away.
I am returned from forlorn pursuit
and now no astral canopy can guide me.
What fate am I worthy of?
The gods have left me a seeker of passion
and I must read my own sunstone,
though the perils are many.
I shall be the moon-catcher.
I will put my hands to the oar
and steer the fate-ship to my only star.
No sea or mountain range can stop me now.
I will be the Muse of Artists.
Hill-Trampler and Wave-Swallower,
Shedder of Burdens and Prince of the Rock
I will be the Path-Finder.
Song-weavers will tell of my quest -
sing of the clashing of hearts,
the beating and breaking of shields.
I will discover the prize of my ardour.
For my heart-thief, under this dark canopy.
And I will lay her down,
bestill her uncertain colours
and sow her a field of contentment.
Croesewir sylwadau
This poem is great! I had so much trouble writing this poem (perhaps because it was so late at night!), but this poem is beautifully penned and enjoyable!
ReplyDeleteThank you very much! I was pleased with this one, and somehow it came quite easily. I need more Viking-style prompts I think...
ReplyDeleteBeautifully done!
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