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A Viking HaikuI fight for the gods / To make it to Valhalla / Thirsting for sweet war
@CoreyK3
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Cry of the ValkyrieI have no fear, for when I die I know I will hear the Valkyries cry. As they carry me to Odin's hall up high. There i will drink my share of mead and hear my brothers sing.
@steinar-lothbrok3
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Road to ValhallaI fell asleep on ocean shore, / Sharp rocks as my bed, / I don't feel them anymore,
@chrisNoir37
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Valhalla CallsValhalla is not only where warriors reside / Valhalla is also for those who commit suicide / All struggles are seen all sacrifices excepted
@OrfeusDrakmul11
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valhallaValhalla, land of martyrs, where / brave men come to rest their banners. / Hear the glorious call, beckoning,
@anarchist23
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Valkyriewhen i'm broken / she will take me, let me feast / in her sacred hall
@breanna-evans3
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OpeningFrom ice to fire / To land from sea / The deepest desire
@NikkitaHaendel25
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In memory of my dogNot farewell — / but salute. / You walked proud,
@Vazago68
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The Last at the BridgeThey fled toward the ships, / steel and smoke behind them. / The tide of England was turning,
@Vazago31
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Ill keep my promiceLlolth, My Queen / I came to Spain broken, / still chasing smoke and speed,
@Vazago39
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Tonight we'll dine in ValhallaWe'll dine in Valhalla tonight / Abandon our Ashen bodies on the field / Broken swords by our sides
@james-jarrett17
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