Lausavísur — GOdds LvIV
Guðmundr OddsonGuðmundr Oddson, Lausavísur — Guðrún Nordal
Not published: do not cite (GOdds LvIV)
hreggmildr jǫfurr leggja
(gram fregnk at því gegnan)
geirnets sumar þetta?
byrjar hafs at herja
hyrsveigir mér eigi
(sárs viðr jarl) á órar
ættleifðir (svan reifðan).
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geira stígs at vígi
Hamðis væðr (á heiðar
hagl snýr) á vit Bagla;
skyldut flærðar fyldir
festendr lagar hesta,
harðr getk víst at verði
várr fundr, reka undan.
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(stendr hrafn á ná), jafnan
Kristr ræðr tíri ok trausti,
Tuma hefndir vel efndar;
skapat vann, hinn es hǫppum,
hestrennir, veldr flestum,
hás fyr hernað stóran
hǫfuðvíti griðbítum.
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valskóð ruðu blóði,
gnýr óx Gǫndlar skúra,
gagnhræddr svát bar magni;
sjalfr lagða ek, sveigðar
sárs fell blóð á árar
lítt, vask heldr í hættu,
haus minn á fjǫl stinna.
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menn, ofstæki nenna,
(ferð rauð flein at morði)
fǫður síns (ok ský bǫðvar);
þá hafa lítt fǫr (frétnum
fyr gerð) synir byrjat
(her gezk hnepst til Snorra)
haldkvæma Þorvaldi.
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harðgeðr til Vatsfjarðar,
hugði vætr á vægðir,
vestr rausnar-fǫr mesta;
mjǫk hefr málalykðir
menrýranda ens dýra,
vegr Sturlu þvarr varla,
vandat heilagr andi.
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hregg kom œst at seggjum,
(raun sleit ór því) Ránar
ræfrfirðingar virða,
at, stála hjarls, Sturla,
steinrunnins, mun kunna,
valr fekk blóðs í byljum
bráðir, stórt at ráða.
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gljúfrs bestinga vestan
strætis stórrar lautar
stiklendr tíund mikla;
létusk einn dag (ítrum
arnsprengi) framgjarnir
(svá hykk) fíknir (til tókusk)
tveir hǫfðingjar þeira.
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