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Bragi Bragi is the god of poetry and eloquence. He was married to the goddess Iduna who dwelt in the underworld. In The Lay of Hakon, Bragi is in Valhalla with Odin who tells Bragi to go out and greet Hakon as he arrives. Bragi is also in Valhalla alongside Odin in The Lay of Eirik, and Odin refers to Bragi as one who "knowest everything well". During the feast in Asgard attended by Aegir, it is Bragi who relates to Aegir the tales of the gods. He was older and long-bearded and had runes carved into his tongue.
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