Tor Magnor Solvang

Tor Magnor Solvang Poems

Cat and Mouse.

A tiny mouse, in green so deep,
From cat's sharp claws, its secret keep.
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A legend whispers, soft and low,
Of life's last journey, where souls go.
A bridge of light, to skies so bright,
A path to Heaven, shining light.
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A well runs deep, unknown before,
A Power wakes, and asks for more.
Not strength of self, but something vast,
A helping hand that's built to last.
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A tiny hand, a brand new start,
Life's story etched within the heart.
From gentle steps to stumbling falls,
Each rise and dip within these walls.
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A nation's heart, a gentle guide,
Is seen in how the young reside.
Do little hands reach out to play?
Are sunshine smiles found every day?
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The clock ticks low, our journey nears the end,
The gold we saved, no comfort can it lend.

The houses grand, the clothes we wore with pride,
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Sun hangs low, sky stays bright,
Summer night, northern light.
Fifteen-foot boat, a quiet glide,
Fjord so still, on every side.
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A hand reaches out, across the sea,
To touch a land that wants to be,
Just on its own, to find its way,
But finds that help arrives today.
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A whisper in the quiet night,
A feeling that things will be alright.
A presence, unseen, yet always near,
A guiding light, to conquer fear.
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Alone in the wild, forty days long,
No friendly face, no comforting song.
Just sand and sky, and whispers within,
A battle fought, where shadows begin.
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11.

A quiet garden, walled and deep,
Where secrets bloom and softly sleep.
These are my own, a hidden store,
To mend the heart and ask for more.
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Eightynine seconds, thin and frail,
To midnight's chilling, dark veil.
The clock still ticks, a steady dread,
For all the dreams, the words unsaid.
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Life, a winding, wondrous road,
Where sunshine dances, shadows load.
A mystery woven, thread by thread,
With joy and sorrow gently bled.
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The table's set, a game of greed,
With 'sane' leaders, planting seed.
Of empires built on borrowed land,
A monopoly held in shaky hand.
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Across the lands, the People prayed,
To spirits strong, a world they made.
For hunts to thrive and harvests bloom,
To push back dark and banish gloom.
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Tor Magnor Solvang Biography

74 year old norwegian, married and lived in Minnesota since I met my lovely wife, Dawn, in 2011. I've been writing poems most of my life, but mostly for fun and as a hobby.)

The Best Poem Of Tor Magnor Solvang

Cat And Mouse

Cat and Mouse.

A tiny mouse, in green so deep,
From cat's sharp claws, its secret keep.
Wet grass trembles, fear takes hold,
A heart so small, a story told.

The cat's keen nose, the twitching ear,
Hunts for whispers, drawing near.
Then shadow falls, a feathered might,
A falcon's swoop, a sudden light.

Claws grip fur, a startled yowl,
The cat is lifted, a feathered scowl.
Little mouse, now free, a chance so swift,
Darts to its nest, a precious gift.

One seeks to eat, one seeks to flee,
Fate's tangled dance, for all to see.
This day, the small one found its way,
To safety's door, at close of day.

T.M.Solvang

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