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RUNOELMIA.
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UUTISASUKKAAT - RISTIKORVESSA. - I.
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A richly woven tapestry of 19th‑century Finnish verse, this collection invites listeners into a world where the sweep of the landscape and the pulse of everyday life merge with heartfelt confession. The poet moves from reverent odes to the soaring sky and quiet hills, to intimate musings on love, loss, and the rhythm of the heart, all rendered in clear, resonant language. Each piece feels like a whispered conversation with the earth, a reminder that wonder and melancholy often share the same breath.
Across its pages one encounters lively wedding cheers, solitary reflections under distant clouds, and tender songs for a beloved muse, each anchored in the rhythms of Finnish farms, forests, and waterways. The poems balance vivid natural description with a deep, personal voice, offering moments of quiet contemplation as well as spirited celebration. Listeners will find a timeless blend of lyrical beauty and cultural echo, making the collection feel both rooted and universally resonant.
Language
fi
Duration
~55 minutes (52K characters)
Publisher of text edition
Project Gutenberg
Release date
2009-01-26
Rights
Public domain in the USA.
Subjects
1847–1893
A Finnish poet and translator from the late 1800s, remembered for lyrical writing and for helping bring other works into Finnish. His surviving books point to a writer closely tied to poetry, language, and literary culture in 19th-century Finland.
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