A Windfarer Poem by Aygun Cengiz

A Windfarer

Rating: 5.0


A forsaken raven in the night, faring away,
Floating against the wind, towards the milky way,
Black he is, darker than the night,
Diving through his madness with all his might.

Oh raven, the messenger to the gods! Your sun is no more.
Fare away, fare elsewhere! Where beasts still sing merrily,
here you are fading away far, far away from your shore.
Seek the lady*, there you may find your kin dancing gaily.

He dove away, deep in the wilderness! He is no more.
The wind here soughs his story, as his voiceless Bragi.**

Friday, July 13, 2018
Topic(s) of this poem: death,mythology
POET'S NOTES ABOUT THE POEM
*Freyja: old norse for "lady". It is also argued that the German word for woman, frau, is derived from Freyja.

**the god of poetry in Norse Mythology.
COMMENTS OF THE POEM
Stefan Bernhardtradu 13 July 2018

Being when you wish to be no more. A real pleasure to read this! It's an inspiring Sonnetina Tre ;)

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Zümrüt 13 July 2018

Wonderful 👍🏻

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