Norse Gods and Goddesses Prose Poems – #17 Frigg

A stunning new approach to the myths the Vikings loved; enlightening and challenging for the novice and veteran alike.

The Gods and Goddesses of the Nordic Mythos Prose Poems were created following research for Gods Bless Ya!! Rock Opera with Alda and Sigrun Bjork Olafsdottir and a forth-coming book with SigRun Viking Art & Design.

Frigg

 

Never underestimate the power of a mother

World-flyer Frigg. Cherish her love and favour

Fear her very nature

High-seat sitter. Wholesome lover.

Knowledge becomes ultimate power

 

High Seat

The twelve divine sit behind her

Equal in her listening to them

Respect of the goddesses

Comes from the divine one

Frigg

The thirteenth

At the front in splendour

 

Join With Her

Handmaidens serve her

Would you to be glad to join them

Lin, Fulla and Gna ever there

 

Wife of Odin

She sees all the worlds

They share a knowledge of destiny

A heavy burden of future

She holds your fate on her shoulders

She knows

When you worry or fear

If you doubt of an outcome

Frigg has the answer

Good and bad, dark and dazzling

She carries the burden

Just as all worlds end

So will our time here

Goddess rise again

 

Invoke Her in Honesty

In her hall of Fensolir

She even tricked Odin

Serving him right for a standpoint

Fulla ran for her

To the halls of the giant

To set Gierrod about him

So Odin suffered by fire

For gambling against her

 

Because of Loki

For all of her origins

As the mother of all earth

All of her future sight

The knowledge of all to come

She has just one regret

And that is the mistletoe

That young west of Valhall

Missing this oak plant

Changed the planned path

Causing such sorrow

That all of the world cried

All but the one soul

The evil who lied

Lost her her son

 

Solace

The love and favour of her

are a thing for to wish for

Earth Mother Goddess leader

Let linen be her headdress

Her garment the falcon skin

She shall fly for you

Defend all of offspring

Be there in solace in sadness

This is who shall attend for you

At sad times of loss

 

 

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