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Lausavísur — SvB LvV (Gr)

Sveinn á Bakka

Sveinn á Bakka, Lausavísur — Vol. 5 — Jonathan Grove

Jonathan Grove (forthcoming), ‘ Sveinn á Bakka, Lausavísur’ in Margaret Clunies Ross, Kari Ellen Gade and Tarrin Wills (eds), Poetry in Sagas of Icelanders. Skaldic Poetry of the Scandinavian Middle Ages 5. Turnhout: Brepols, p. . <https://skaldic.org/m.php?p=text&i=3023> (accessed 2 May 2024)

 

Heðan reið á braut beiðir
barðviggs, næri garði
þjófs lét hǫnd um hrífa
hjálmþollr Sǫðulkollu;
sjá mun Freyr at fleirum
fullsterkr svaðilverkum
Þundar skýs en þessu;
þat er heldr at mér beldi.
 
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Sáttu hvar reið inn reitni
(raun er oss mikil) hrossi
slyttimákr (at slíku)
slægr frá næstum bæjum;
heraðsmenn skulu hvinni
hefning fyr þat nefna;
bera mun búk at hváru
blán, ef ek næða hánum.
 
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Hverr reið hóti
heðan í róstu-veðri
hart á hrossi svǫrtu
hjǫrgráðs boði áðan?
hann mun heldr at sǫnnu
hundeygr í dag undan,
djarfr er dáðum horfinn
drengr sjá, rekaz lengi.
 
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Hverr reið hryssu várri?
hver verðr raun á launum?
hverr sá hvinn et stærra?
hvar mun kuflbúinn dufla?
 
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