Poems By The Way & Love Is Enough

In this volume the reader is invited into a dream‑like landscape where spring and sea mingle with quiet longing. The opening poems drift from upland meadows to sun‑crowned hills, weaving tender images of hand‑touches, wind‑kissed hair, and the hush of a shared sunrise. Their rhythm balances reverence for the natural world with an intimate, almost timeless love, letting listeners linger on each stanza’s soft cadence.

The second half shifts to an early Icelandic tale, presenting the bold Hallbiorn the Strong as he arrives at Deildar‑Tongue during an autumn tide. A lively feast, a painted shield, and a tentative courtship of Hallgerd unfold amid the rugged scenery and the clatter of Snæbiorn’s fiddle. The narrative captures the grit and humor of settlement life while hinting at the choices that will shape the couple’s future.