Category: Verse

Agneta and the Merman Get Back Together

The story starts out beautifully. A knight’s daughter, Agneta , meets a merman. He woos her successfully and she lives with him for a while. Then comes the day she wishes to visit home. Her husband tells her she must never do certain things in order to go, like bowing to the priest, and off she goes. But when the church bells ring, and she kneels to pray, she is lost to the man who’d loved her for years and had multiple children with. She won’t even look at him. The power of Christ compelled her.

Fantasy

Fantasy – I wrote it years ago, but I admit without help it wouldn’t sound half as mediocre-okay as it does. Fantasy Late night I hear the callingOf the vast rolling seaThe waters capture the seashellsThen they pull away from meShould I heed the maidensTo harmonize as they singI’d risk falling and drowningWhile the sky […]

Mortal Coil

Poetry. Death is sometimes a simple matter of taking a walk and dancing into the soft comfort of a new dawn.

Wyrdworker’s Læ

Poetry. The Wyrd-weaver heard the call of Odin and answered on a wet day, despite being sick in bed with strep throat. She got out of bed, and with Odin’s power felt better enough to get her shaman’s rattles and journey to him on the godly plane. He made a request, and she agreed -without realizing the cost.