Fenrir Poem by Hugh Mitchell
Fenrir
'Fenrir, the giant wolf
son of Loki the fire-demon
ate Odin in the twilit fight
of Gods and Giants...'
And in the wood-smoked hall
the salty, fur-clad men
listened and shivered as they heard
the sharp-fanged wind
padding and snarling
down from the north.
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4/25/2024 1:09:15 AM # 1.0.0.1119
Great poem. I especially like the wood smoked hall part.