Written Poem About Thor 2
In the halls of Asgard,
Where the gods do reign,
Thor the mighty,
Does hold his reign.
With his mighty hammer,
Mjolnir in hand,
He smites the giants,
And protects our land.
His strength and courage,
Are unmatched by none,
He battles for the Aesir,
Till the day is done.
Thor, son of Odin,
Defender of the realm,
We praise your name,
And offer up our helm.
May your hammer never falter,
And your foes always fear,
For you are the god of thunder,
And we hold you dear.
Hail to Thor,
Mightiest of the gods,
We sing your praises,
With thunderous applause.
Written Poem About Thor
Hail to the mighty Thor,
Son of Odin, god of war.
With his hammer, Mjolnir,
He smites the giants with power.
Thunder booms in the sky,
As he rides his chariot high.
With his might and strength divine,
He protects the realm of the nine.
Oh Thor, mighty god of thunder,
Defender of the Aesir and the Vanir.
Your power is unmatched,
Your fury unbridled,
Your courage unyielding.
We offer up our praise to you,
For all the battles you’ve won,
And for the strength you bring,
To the Norse-Pagan heart and soul.
May your hammer never falter,
May your lightning never dim,
May you always be victorious,
In the name of the old Norse gods.
Hail to Thor, god of war,
We stand with you forevermore.
For the honor and glory of the North,
We praise you, mighty Thor.
AI Generated Poem to Frey
Hail to Frey, god of fertility,
Lord of the fields and the harvest,
Bringer of abundance and prosperity,
We offer you our praise and worship.
You who bestow the fruits of the earth,
Bless us with your bountiful gifts,
May our crops grow tall and strong,
May our herds multiply and thrive.
We offer you our prayers and thanks,
As we ask for your continued protection,
May our lands be bountiful and fertile,
And may our people prosper and flourish.
Hail to Frey, god of the earth,
We honor and worship you,
For all that you give us,
We offer our thanks and devotion.
Frey, may you hear our prayers,
And may your blessings be upon us,
Now and always.
Hail Frey, god of fertility!
AI Generated Poem About Sunna
Hear me, oh Sunna,
Goddess of the dawn,
Bringer of light to our dark skies.
With your radiant warmth,
You chase away the shadows,
And awaken the world to a new day.
Your golden rays,
Shine down upon us,
Blessing us with your divine presence.
We offer up our prayers and praise,
To you, our shining star,
May your light forever guide us.
In your honor, we raise our horns,
And make merry in your name,
For you, oh Sunna,
Are the life-giving force of the earth.
We are forever grateful,
For your shining light,
Forever shining bright,
Oh, Sunna, we honor you.
AI Generated Hel Poem
Hel, goddess of death,
Daughter of Loki,
Reigns over the underworld
With a cold, unyielding heart.
Her kingdom is dark and desolate,
A realm of shadows and sorrow.
Where the dead are doomed to wander,
Eternally imprisoned in her hall.
Her face is pale and gaunt,
Her eyes black as night.
Her hair flows like a river of blood,
A chilling sight to behold.
She is the keeper of the dead,
The ruler of the underworld.
No one can escape her grasp,
Once they have crossed her threshold.
But despite her fearsome power,
She is not without mercy.
For those who lived a virtuous life,
She may grant them a peaceful rest.
Hel, goddess of death,
Our fear and fascination,
Forever reigns over the underworld,
A reminder of our mortal fate.
Eir Poem
Goddess Eir, healer of the Norse
Protector of the wounded and the ill
With hands gentle and skilled,
You ease the pain and mend the wounds.
Your touch brings comfort and relief,
To warriors on the battlefield
And to those who suffer in silence.
Goddess Eir, your name is known
For your mercy and your grace,
For your ability to heal
And to restore the wounded soul.
Your wisdom and your knowledge,
Are unmatched in the realm of Asgard,
And your gifts are a blessing
To all who seek your aid.
Goddess Eir, we honor and praise you,
For your selfless devotion to the sick,
For your unwavering dedication
To the wellbeing of the Norse.
We raise our voices in gratitude,
For the gift of your healing touch,
And we offer our thanks and praise,
To the Goddess Eir.
AI Generated Sif Poem
Hearken ye to the tale of Sif,
Goddess of earth and fertility,
With golden locks that shine like sun,
And powers that few can match.
She walks the land with grace and poise,
Blessing fields with fertile soil,
And bringing life to all she touches,
With her love and gentle touch.
The Vikings worship at her feet,
And offer sacrifices in her name,
For she is the one who brings them food,
And the bounties of the land.
Sif, our fair and radiant queen,
We sing your praises high,
For your beauty and your wisdom,
We are forever in your debt.
So let us raise our horns to you,
And drink to your great honor,
For you are the goddess of the land,
And the guardian of our people.
Long may you reign, Sif the fair,
And may your light always shine,
For we are grateful for your gifts,
And the blessings you bestow upon us.
AI Generated Poem About Frigga
Frigga, goddess of hearth and home
In the great hall of Asgard she does roam
She spins the threads of fate and destinies
And the wisdom of the gods she does carry
With her golden spindle she weaves the fates
Of all the gods and mortals, great and small
She is the guardian of hearth and family
And the keeper of secrets, great and small
In her hall she is surrounded by love
With her husband Odin and her son Baldur
Her gentle touch and wisdom are known
To all who seek her guidance and counsel
Frigga, goddess of hearth and home
We honor and praise your wisdom and love
May your blessings be upon us all
And may your kindness never fade away.
AI Generated Poem About Freya 2
In the land of the North
Lies the Goddess Freya
With beauty unmatched
And power unrivaled
Her eyes gleam like emeralds
Her hair flows like gold
She rides on her chariot
Pulled by her loyal cats
She is the goddess of love and war
And the queen of the Valkyries
In battle she is fierce
But in peace she is kind
She is the patron of magic
And the keeper of the Norse runes
She is the embodiment of femininity
And the protector of women and children
Freya, oh Freya
We worship and praise you
For you are the goddess of our hearts
And the guardian of our souls.
AI Generated Poem About Freya
Hear the call of the Goddess Freya,
As she rides through the skies on her chariot.
Her golden hair shines like the sun,
As she brings light to the world.
She is the embodiment of beauty and love,
And her radiance brings joy to all who see her.
For she is also a fierce warrior.
But do not be fooled by her gentle nature,
With her charmed necklace, Brisingamen,
She can charm the hearts of men and gods alike.
And when she fights, she is unstoppable,
With her sharp sword and swift spear.
O Goddess Freya, we honor and praise you,
For your strength and beauty,
For your wisdom and grace.
We are grateful for your presence in our lives,
And we pray that you will always guide us.
So let us raise our cups and sing her praises,
For Freya the Goddess, our shining star.
May her light forever shine,
And may she bless us with her love.
Hail Freyja, Goddess of Desire!
Hail Freyja, burning fire of sexual desire, heat of lust and passion, and energies of transformation. You who who stands naked, with only a short cloak of hawk feathers and a jeweled necklace that radiants fire. Your hair long, wild, and golden. I look deeply into your pale blue eyes that are like the oceans. Your body of the most pleasing feminine shape. Your pale skin glows with life. I see you breath with longing. Your body moves with the grace of a cat. I look at your full round breasts and dark pink erect nipples. I gaze my eyes upon your sensuous curves. Your legs long and strong. I look between your thighs and see the dew glistening from your sex. I feel the intense fires which burn there. I look upon you! I feel the excitement you invoke in me! I wish to enter deep into you and merge with you in acts of love and pleasure. I worship you who is the Queen of all Northern Witches. I worship your flesh of desire.
Heathen God, Goddess and Wight Invocations
Written by Ingeborg Nordén, Volmarr Wyrd, and Amarina
The following are invocations for Norse gods, goddesses, and wights. Many are based on kennings from the Skaldskaparmal in the Prose Edda. Please feel free to copy and use any of these invocations on your own website or in your own rituals!
Odin
Hail Odin! Husband of Frigg. All-father. Father of battle. One-eyed god. Many-shaped. Wanderer. Hanged god. Raven god. Spear-thruster. Wish-bringer. Galdr-father. Graybeard. Deep hood. Thief of Odhroerir. Kinsman of Mimir. Lord of the Wild Hunt. Yule rider. Finder of the Runes. God of the Gautar. Ruler of Valhalla!
Frigg
Hail Frigg! Wife of Odin. Mother of Balder. Silent seeress. Ruler of Fensalir. Distaff goddess. Loyal wife and mother. Weaver of Mists!
Thor
Hail Thor! Son of Odin and Jord. Father of Magni, Modi, and Thrud. Husband of Sif. Stepfather of Ullr. Ruler and owner of Mjollnir, the Girdle of Might, and Bilskirnir. Defender of Asgard and Midgard. Enemy and slayer of giants and troll-wives!
Sif
Hail Sif! Wife of Thor. Golden-haired. Mother of Ullr. Grain goddess!
Balder
Hail Balder! Son of Odin and Frigg. Husband of Nanna. Father of Forseti. Owner of Hringhorni and Draupnir. Enemy of Hodr. Hel’s companion. Most fair of gods!
Njord
Hail Njord! Husband of Skadi. Dweller in Noatun. Seafarers god. Descendant of the Vanir. Father of Freyr and Freyja. Lover of boats. Fairest of feet!
Skadi
Hail Skadi! Unhappy bride of Njord. Ski-goddess and snowshoe-goddess. Daughter and avenger of Thjazi. Bow-goddess. Loki’s cold-hearted foe. Inheritor of Thrymheim!
Freyr
Hail Freyr! Son of Njord. Brother of Freyja. Husband of Gerd. Trusted friend of Skirnir. Descendant of the Vanir. Harvest god and wealth-giver. King of Alfheim. Blot-god of the Swedes. Possessor of Skidbladnir, and the boar known as Gullinbursti. Beli’s slayer. Enemy of Surtr. Wielder of the stag-horn. Fruitful one. Sure giver. Father of the Yngling line. Lord of the Volsi!
Gerd
Hail Gerd! Daughter of Gymir. Shining-armed bride of Freyr. Bearer of the icy mead-goblet!
Freyja
Hail Freyja! Daughter of Njord. Sister of Freyr. Descendant of the Vanir. Possessor of Brisingamen. Od’s wife. Vanir-bride. Teacher of seidh. Love goddess. Gold-thirsty one. Queen of witches!
Heimdall
Hail Heimdall. Son of nine mothers. Guardian of the gods. Enemy of Loki, and recoverer of Freyja’s Brisingamen. Owner of the horse Gulltopp. Bifrost’s watchman. All-hearing one. Father of the three kindreds!
Tyr
Hail Tyr! One-handed god. Feeder of the wolf. Battle god. Sword god. Oathbinder. Lawkeeper. Leader of the Thing. Truest and most steadfast of gods!
Mimir
Hail Mimir! Keeper of the wisdom-spring. Odin’s kinsman!
Bragi
Hail Bragi! Idunn’s husband. Inventor of poetry. The long-bearded god. Son of Odin!
Idunn
Hail Idunn! Wife of Bragi. Keeper of the apples of youth. Captive of Thjazi. Vitality goddess.
Vidar
Hail Vidar! Silent god. Possessor of iron shoes. Enemy and slayer of Fenriswolf. Avenger of gods. Son of Odin!
Vali
Hail Vali! Son of Odin and Rind. Stepson of Frigg. Balder’s avenger. Enemy and slayer of Hodr!
Hodr
Hail Hodr! Blind god. Balder’s slayer. Shooter of mistletoe. Son of Odin. Hel’s companion. Vali’s enemy!
Forseti
Hail Forseti! Fair-minded. Baldr’s son. Settler of strife. Even-handed lawgiver. Warder of the holy spring. God of the golden axe. Dweller in Glitnir. Help of the Frisians!
Ullr
Hail Ullr! Son of Sif. Stepson of Thor. Ski god. Bow god. Hunting god. Shield god!
Loki
Hail Loki! Odin’s blood-kin. Son of Farbauti and Laufey. Father of Fenriswolf, and Jormungand. Comrade and table-companion of Odin and the Aesir. Thief of Brisingamen, and Idunn’s Apples. Relative of Sleipnir. Husband of Sigyn. Enemy of gods. Sif’s hair-harmer. Maker of mischief. Cunning god. Accuser and tricker of the gods. Contriver of Balder’s death!
Aegir
Hail Aegir! Husband of Ran. Ale-brewer. Gatherer of sea-gold. Father of the nine waves. Feast-friend of the Aesir and the drowned. Keeper of the great kettle!
Hel
Hail Hel! Keeper of the dead. Hostess of Baldr and Hodr. Half-living one. Garm’s mistress. Dweller in Eljudnir!
Eir
Hail Eir! Dweller on Lyfjaberg. Best of healers!
Holda
Hail Holda! Dweller in Venusberg. Guardian of unborn children. Maker of snow. Giver of flax. Keeper of the waters of fertility. White goddess. Lady of the wild hunt. Overseer of the distaff at Mothers’ Night!
Lofn
Hail Lofn! Helper of lovers unable to wed!
Var
Hail Var! Witness to all oaths. Foe to all who break them!
Saga
Hail Saga! Benchmate of Odin. Lady of Sokkvabekk. Seer of the times. Talespinner!
Nerthus
Hail Nerthus! Sister of Njord. Mother of Freyr and Freyja. Eldest Mother. Bearer of the Harvest. Hidden Goddess!
The Norns
Hail the Norns! Choosers of lives. Writers of Orlog’s runes. Lawspeakers at the Well!
Jord
Hail Jord! Mother of Thor. First Wife of Odin. Daughter of Nott. Goddess of earth!
Sunna
Hail Sunna! Daughter of Glen. Bright rider in the heavens by day. Driver of Alsvin and Arvak. Wearer of Svalin. Day-star. Ever-glow. All-bright. Wolf-chased. Fair-wheel. Grace-shine. Ensnarer of Trolls!
Mani
Hail Mani! Son of Glen. Bright rider in the heavens by night. Fosterer of Hjuki and Bil. Waxer and waner. Year-counter. Wolf-chased. Gleamer. Marker of time. Whirling Wheel!
Disir
Hail the Disir! Ghosts of our kinswomen. Warders at birth and death!
Alfar
Hail the Alfar! Ghosts of our kinsmen. Freyr’s bright followers. Friends of the Aesir!
Dark Elves and Dwarves
Hail the Dark Elves! Dwellers in the hill and barrow. Dvalin’s kin. Brewers of Odhroerir. Upholders of Ymir’s skull. Shapers of the gods’ gifts!
House Wights
Hail the House Wights! Unseen keepers of home. The small ones. The goodfolk!
Einherjar
Hail the Einherjar! Chosen of Odin. Shield-brothers of Valhalla. Warriors at Ragnarok!
Valkyries
Hail the Valkyries! Shield-maidens. Choosers of the slain. Weavers of the battle-web. Riders of storm-wolves. Victory-givers. Wish-maidens of Odin and Freyja!
Hail Nehalennia! Beautiful goddess of the hounds, trade, and sea! Lost lady of the Vanir! Ancestor of Njord, Freyja, and Freyr!
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