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Friday Spring Awakens 



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It is Friday again as it should be

Happens as Thor’s day sails away

Into the dark ocean of the deep night

So we can pretend the week is at an end

Goddess Frigga greets the today

In her ancient holy sweet way

mother figure of fertility and love

Each day named in Honor

of gods and goddess of our families

Holy Ones named before the nameless One

became the only one (in three)

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Our first weekday symbolizes

Father Sun, Solis from the Latin

 Sunnandaeg the holy Saxon name

Let us take time to celebrate

looking always forward to take time

To do the happy work of homelife

And the dance of time to play

Yes the days when we can enjoy

Restful delights of our labor week

Spending money on happy-time now

With the joy of garden & field play

Or evening dating dancin’ dining

With young loves old and new

Enjoy the life is harmony

With a song with one or two

Hear a band or orchestra

March in a parade of honor or joy

Find time to celebrate with your

Your kids or inner girl or boy

For the weekend is our playful time

To celebrate the garden of our lives

Food to grow, cows or horses

all the life we shelter, milk & eat

Or wildlife in the lovely woods

Enjoy it all, dear family & friends

The days of freedom blessed

always

Love the moments we have earned

Possible still for us to hold and caress

with whole affection embrace

so thankfully in what we possess!

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©james m. frase-white 7 June 2025






 

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