1993
6.167
16.vi.25
litiluistry
the objects of our loss
almost all of the names are forgotten
everything built is bleak
come by flight
and what was it from?
flint to tinder
stone of soap
beyond the storm
low lying birch, grassland
the gravel towering
stone like iron
will there be an arrow for fire?
how that first winter
was never written
pocket of grain
ash in the moss
house was a ship
a sea tether
wreck of shore
we’ve been here
by the whale’s way
almost been gone before
the sheep live on
on our backs, on our hands
to bed with
a toothless worship
soapstone and skyr
ash and the drift
tooth of the monster
and walrus tusk
a sea inside
a boat under the sea
we were there, some still
flower bent to its thousand years
turf, wool and moss
the iron spun to yarn
we’ve been
settlement’s a book of hard hearts
all has been written to forget
the ice grip
tender crib
buckle and spike
hobble, bit, the bloom, slag and sledge
fire’s whorl – the green of it
the grazing
vaðmál’s homespun
moss and turf
fire, ash
to beat the weft on a warp weighted loom
we’ll call this a sword
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