Lausavísur — Klauf LvV (Svarfd)
Klaufi SnækollssonKlaufi Snækollsson, Lausavísur — Vol. 5 — Kari Ellen Gade
Kari Ellen Gade (forthcoming), ‘ Klaufi Snækollsson, 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=3049> (accessed 25 April 2024)
Hrólfr nefglita;
sá býðr Klaufa
kván at verja;
munattu bøggvir
brúðar njóta,
nema nefglitu
næmir lífi.
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Hrólfr nefglita,
nærgis greppi
gjǫldum, þeira.
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(mjǫk emk stuggliga hnugginn)
flýgr í faðm mér eigi
fǫgr mær, gala mǫgrum;
munat oss of þrá þessa,
þat kváðu hjú, batna,
rétt, þaus reiða áttu
rann þeim hana manni.
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sék til þess,
heðan munum vér
oss hefnda vænta.
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svá skulum stefna.
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hví skulum lengra.
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gunnhvǫt enni,
eruð vanir vígum
sem vér fyrri;
sét hǫfum sólheim,
sjá munuð annan;
eruð ér sem vér
alls of dulðir,
alls of dulðir.
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dal Svarfaðar;
eru vinir órir
vals of fyldir;
knýjum, knýjum
Karls ofliðar;
látum liggja
Ljótólf goða
í urð ok í urð.
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margr sér þar til bjargar,
svá greiðik lok lýða,
langrar, heimfǫr þangat;
koma mun sáð of síðir,
síð hygg at þat líði,
jamt lætk við ský skrimta
skin grams ok ríð framsi,
ok ríð framsi.
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éldrauga, "ske" vélum
beit á seggja sveitum,
svimmk nú við ský, grimmum,
svimmk nú við ský, grimmum.
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