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Auringon purjeet : $b Runoja

by Lauri Viljanen

FI·~30 minutes·40 chapters

Chapters

40 total
1

AURINGON PURJEET

0:02
2

LAURI VILJANEN

0:04
3

SISÄLLYS: - MAA

0:07
4

NARKISSOS

0:03
5

LENTÄVÄ HOLLANTILAINEN

0:03
6

MELANKOLIA

0:09
7

AURINGON PURJEET

0:08
8

MAA - SONETTI MAALLE

0:32
9

KEVÄTAAMU

0:35
10

SONETTI HYVYYDELLE

0:31

Description

A luminous array of verses greets the listener, celebrating the rhythms of the Finnish landscape. From bright spring mornings to the solemn hush of winter fields, the poet moves through sonnets, lyrical sketches and tender meditations on land, light and human feeling. The language is simple yet resonant, evoking the scent of pine, the sparkle of sunrise on rippling water, and the quiet perseverance of rural life. Each piece feels like a small, intimate conversation with nature.

Beyond the pastoral scenes, the collection turns inward, offering melancholic reflections on love, memory and the passage of seasons. Poems such as “Ensi lumi” and “Consolatio” blend personal yearning with universal longing, while more adventurous sections like “Prometheus” and “Lentävä hollantilainen” introduce mythic undertones. Listeners will appreciate the seamless flow between calm observation and spirited imagination, making the work a versatile companion for moments of contemplation or calm wandering. The whole volume invites a gentle, thoughtful immersion in the ever‑changing dance of light and earth.

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Language

fi

Duration

~30 minutes (28K characters)

Publisher of text edition

Project Gutenberg

Original publisher

Porvoo: WSOY, 1924.

Credits

Tuula Temonen

Release date

2024-04-06

Rights

Public domain in the USA.

About the author

Lauri Viljanen

Lauri Viljanen

1900–1984

A central voice in Finnish literary life, he was both a poet and a critic who helped shape modern discussion of literature in Finland. His work moved between creative writing, scholarship, and teaching, giving him a rare place in 20th-century culture.

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