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Skaldic Poetry of the Scandinavian Middle Ages

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Guðmundarkvæði — Arngr GuðkvIV

Arngrímr ábóti Brandsson

Arngrímr ábóti Brandsson, Guðmundarkvæði — Guðrún Nordal

Not published: do not cite (Arngr GuðkvIV)

 

Leysti, lýð sá er fǫstur
lætr jafnan vel gæta,
sén var í hjarta hónum
hrein, akkeris-fleina;
engr fær talt með tungu,
tíðast þó at lof smíði,
verk þau er dátt munu dýrka
dygða-mann enn sanna.
 
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Enn er sagt með sǫnnu,
sær gekk fjǫllum hæri
(áðr þvarr ǫld fyr prúðri
austr) at þeira flausti;
sundr brast há fyr hendi,
(hnoss er í slíkum krossi,
ván er at hlýði hónum)
hrǫnn sú er ægði mǫnnum.
 
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Slíkt veitir vin sætum
valdr heimsalar tjalda,
enn at aukiz minni
ǫld, at starfa gjǫldum,
sá er lastauðgan leysti
lýð, en djǫflar flýðu,
áðr var í eymd ok nauðum
allr heimr ok kyn beima.
 
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