Anders Behring Breivik cries during own propaganda film
The Guardian, 17 April 2012
She sings for her ashen love,
the fallen son of the morning’s song;
she sings the tune of a dance she spurned
so long ago, when she was younger
and wiser; she sings with her eyes
open to his lies and betrayals,
his rape of a bride, his tryst with the Mountain
King, his adventures under sail
plying the trade of a Barbary pirate;
she sings as if to incite the winds
to steer his daydreams into the jaws
of her fjords, to see once for all if he swims
or sinks like a troll; because his crimes
have soiled her grieving soul, Solveig sings.
(c) 2012 Slush Poet
I like this. Can hear Grieg as I read it.
ReplyDeleteThanks for your comment. I was listening to Solveig's song on repeat while I wrote it. Who says work and pleasure don't mix?
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