Ragnarok

By Gary Mark Lee

Ragnarok
A short collection of fifteen short poems about ancient lands and heroic warriors battling monsters and fair maidens, it is a sequel to my two other fantasy adventure books on Smashwords, The Golden Hall and Asgard, the two top rated poetry books, if you like mythology, heroic adventure and just plain fun I think you will like what I have to offer.

• Language: English
• Publisher: Gary Mark Lee
• Release date: Sep 30, 2016
• ISBN: 9781370133277

Gary Mark Lee

Gary dedicates all his books to his loving wife Margaret who always believed in him.Gary Mark Lee was born in Pasadena California in 1947; he graduated high school then went into the entertainment field. He worked for many special effects companies in the mid 1908’s then went into the theme park design business, he has worked for the Walt Disney Company, Warner Brothers and Universal Studio’s and others.All three of his "Nomads of Gorn" trilogy are now uploaded and have many 5 star reviews, we hope the you will enjoy them.He and his wife live comfortably in the Riverside area of Southern California and enjoy watching old movies and having friends over to enjoy their extensive backyard where Gary has constructed a full size version of the Nautilus submarine from the Disney movie “Twenty Thousand Leagues under the Sea”.Gary has written a number of movies scripts and short stories, all the illustrations in his books were done by him.

Book preview

For

Margaret

Ragnarok

Dark Ragnarok has come at last; the age of mighty Gods has past.

Great Odin is no longer King; a million carrion crows take wing.

The All Father died facing Fenrir, the wolf of pain, blood and fear.

Thor’s death Hammer is forever lost, slain giants lay upon the frost.

The Golden hall has crumbled to dust, silver armor turned to rust.

Valkyries no longer ride crimson sky gathering up all those that die.

Bifrost has fallen into the dark, leaving those behind that would embark.

All is lost in fire and smoke, forgotten are the dreams the Gods invoke.

But from the ashes fresh Deities arise, new suns and moons will fill the sky.

Lift your tankards and shouts their names, time is endless and never the same.

Thor’s Hammer

Booming echoes across the ice signaling that the Midgard serpent is dead at last.

He died beneath the mighty hand of wise Odin’s son