Alakuloinen meri : Runoja

audiobook

Alakuloinen meri : Runoja

by Anna Kaari

FI·~21 minutes·54 chapters

Chapters

54 total
1

ALAKULOINEN MERI

0:07
2

SISÄLLYS: - KEVÄTYÖ

0:05
3

POLKU

0:05
4

MUSTA TAUTI

0:08
5

SYVYYDESTÄ

0:05
6

AAMU

0:07
7

VALKEA HÄMÄRÄ

0:05
8

KEVÄTYÖ - KEVÄTYÖ

0:30
9

ALAKULOINEN MERI

0:21
10

KAIPAUS

0:24

Description

The collection opens with a haunting portrait of a sea that mirrors the speaker’s inner melancholy. Through vivid images of grey horizons, drifting clouds, and quiet waves, the poems explore feelings of weariness, longing, and the search for solace. The language is simple yet resonant, letting the sound of water and wind become a quiet companion to the listener. A sense of both isolation and gentle comfort threads through the opening verses.

Later sections wander through contrasting landscapes—spring work, black disease, depths, sunrise, and a pale twilight—each offering a different emotional tide. Whether describing a lone bird’s yearning, the soft glow of an early morning on the shore, or the secret whispers of stones beneath the surf, the poems balance melancholy with moments of unexpected brightness. The rhythmic flow and lyrical phrasing make the book a soothing listen, inviting the audience to drift alongside the sea’s ever‑changing moods.

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Language

fi

Duration

~21 minutes (20K characters)

Publisher of text edition

Project Gutenberg

Original publisher

Helsinki: WSOY, 1928.

Credits

Tuula Temonen

Release date

2024-01-01

Rights

Public domain in the USA.

About the author

AK

Anna Kaari

1903–1987

A Finnish poet whose work moves through longing, melancholy, love, and the natural world, she also wrote under the pen name Ilona. Her life stretched from Orimattila in Finland to Inyo, California, giving her story an unusually wide horizon.

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