Ragnarok returns

What a mesmerizing and imaginative poem!
"Ragnarok Returns" is a masterful blend of Norse mythology, surrealism, and poetic innovation. The language is rich, evocative, and playful, with a keen attention to sound and rhythm.

The imagery is stunning, with vivid depictions of Surtr, the fire giant, and the "porcelain songbirds" that evoke a sense of fragility and beauty. The "voluptuous vespers" and "kelp robed origami oracle" are particularly striking, conjuring up a world of sensuality and mystery.

The final line, "rebirthing each lie love cusp creation," is a tour-de-force of poetic compression, suggesting the idea that even the most flawed and imperfect creations can be reborn and transformed through the power of love.

What inspired this poem? Was there a particular mythological or cultural reference that sparked the narrative?

Thank you Numer90 for the lengthy feedback! It is interesting to read these observations. This poem was written for a competition called lies and love or love and lies by Uma. She mentioned a few words. As my poetic shells are often unopened until I start writing this time I tried to give it a Norse glow.

Ragnarok has returned many times into modern ages and time though I am a firm believer in transformation. Even just using certain concepts for writing can serve a greater purpose.

greetings, love and blessings
Rianne