Lausavísur — HǫrðG LvV (Harð)
Hǫrðr GrímkelssonHǫrðr Grímkelsson, Lausavísur — Vol. 5 — Margaret Clunies Ross
Margaret Clunies Ross (forthcoming), ‘ Hǫrðr Grímkelsson, 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=3036> (accessed 25 April 2024)
málmrjóðr ok ei góðan;
hann mun þurfa þenna
þegn í Hildar regni;
eigi hann sjálfr enn svinni
sinn grip, er ann minni
Auði urðþvengs hlíðar,
eiðis hringa meiðir.
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minnum hafðr, sem ek inni,
harmr í herkju stormi
hunnmargra Þorbjargar,
Sigmundi bauð branda
bróðir hennar móður
Auði upp at fæða
ermvangs á húsgangi.
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þegn at finna
ok fornan draug
firra auði,
at hvergi mun
í heimi ǫllum
verri maðr
vápnum stýra.
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at haldaz mundi
ǫll ummæli
eyði góðverka,
þá skyldi eigi
skauð afgǫmul
lengur njóta
lægis bríma.
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auðar hlyn né blauðan,
þann var vánt at vinna
vóm, úr heiðnum dómi;
veit ek, þá er ljós nam líta,
ljót varð ásjón Sóta,
vildi geymir galdra
greypr í jǫrðina steypaz.
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meir, ok svá er hann fleirum,
eini illr at reyna
ellz í málafellum;
Þorgrímu heldr réð heima
hvarflauss vera arfi;
er oss stála stýrir
striðr, en verri síðar.
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gullhringa á alþingi
ósa enn at vísu
elds fægi útlægan
hyski heiðar þoska
ok hjǫrrunna miskunnir
(oss er engi á þessu
ótti) grettis sóttir.
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tandrauðra Nílsanda,
hæðinn hǫldr, at ríða
heim í Botn at Gotnum;
get ek at viðrnám veiti,
(varg trúik þegnar bjargi)
margir meiðar tǫrgu
mætti finnaz hér inni.
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fimtán viðu mána,
tótta var Týr á sættir
trauðr, Illugi enn rauði;
heldr réð Geirr at gjalda
grimmúðigr þá rimmu,
nú fellu af veiti vella
vargfæðar jafnmargir.
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meiðr, sá er ferðar beiðir,
(hugspár hvergi bregðaz)
hann at njósnir kanni;
brennu skyldi burt hranna
Baldr sjá komaz aldri,
ef eyðir alms því réði,
ómeiddr sá er slíks beiddi.
This text is from an old edition
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