DAGARNIR
Dagarnir eru hlutlaus herbergi alveg tóm sem yfirgefið húsnæði og þú fyllir þau jáfn óðum með hverri hugsun og líðan áður en þú byrjar
LAUS
Eftir öll ár mín þræluð í fangelsi kvíða mitt hjartað brast og hugurinn fraus, ég barðist áfram fyrir betrun að líða og ég slapp úr
Head Ransom
What if you had to write a poem to save your life? Could you do it? The Saga called “Egil’s Saga” tells how Egill Skallagrímsson,
DREAMS
Thank god for dreams the good ones that is, for this night I dreamt of my father now passed, decades younger and full of
THE BROKEN AND THE BRAVE
Looking back to the time not so long ago in years lifetimes ago in emotion when all looked so bleak and death took the
SATURDAY THOUGHTS
Here is a little news update from an island man, up in the middle of the north Atlantic. The claws of winter snow have
STORY TOLD
No evening night can be better spent than enjoying a tale of love and gold if suspense can make a shocking dent through the
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