Sunday, June 30, 2019

An epic of Northland

This one sounds like one of those epic fantasy poems, one that takes place in a land called Northland which is mentioned 4 times. the word Hero is mentioned 11 times and Magic 9 in this poem.  

A "sequel" of sorts seems to be here: Change the Mother of the Northland

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IN NEAR DOOMN.

  Kiern's judge as for ages,
  Like a summer trout, and useless,
  Wilt my knife be for such weeping,
  Problem, for I hear the broadsword,
  Never grow a thing to wonder,
  Than in table as the Sun-down,
  Not too those heroes and brittens,
  From my spears permitted starting,
  One marating for heroes,
  Cut the strength of the heroes,
  With thy willow utter into mercy
  Falling at the Meos of Northland,
  Only with one hand the Louhi's stockings hidden,
  Other stars and lips would banished.
  Exactly thou a monster-pasture;
  Many singers there, Kullervo,
  Sewed by night and eyes and butters,
  Fresh and wait for ages and postules.
  "Few your work the little boy be asked,
  Not the weightest of thy sister?"
  Quick the hero had not seen thee
  By the upper sister's magic,
  Heard the woodland-pallid children,
  Thus addresses of the needy,
  All the death of Magicians
  In the dwellings of the heroes,
  Lifts up the stars of Moon of labor,
  Fairest place within the birch-tree,
  Lipping aloud the pike to ocean,
  Strikes the daughter's songs of silver,
  On the blue-bones and the broad-seas,
  Thus reproached the spinding fragments,
  Standing on the thirls and storm-clouds,
  Nor the village-maiden skilves,
  Tossing to and higher standing
  In the jaws of many daughter.'
  "Neither shall the sun that follow,
  That will make she may not undure.
  On the cover Ilmarinen,
  Sing the magic on thy body,
  Thus to break the Northland water,
  Thou comest some more and moonlight,
  Stronger was thy tribe and lowland,
  Strong a blindful mother wandered,
  Spake these words that I have one archers.
  "Some and lonelistine was coming,
  As a flag in the magician,
  To the smoke of the night inspected,
  As he sings upon the forest,
  As a birch-wood on a bubble,
  And my silken war-horseken,
  Sought the hero-steed was shipping,
  To the forests of the feasting
  Of the woods and mazes of golden,
  Earnest form of travelled singer,
  Golden calls the lilies answer:
  'Come and bear thy daughter, Northland,
  Sang, O the mother, sunlit power,
  That for me to form a music,
  Saviour of thy willows,
  When thou wilt not dear conduct,
To drive thy bliss the look at evening.
  Often I would sing a gloopy pin
  To the piles of these and warnings,
  With thy tales to speak thy cabin,
  And thy hands were suppled in their coming,
  that I run their purple underspeakers,
  Or the people of there clearer,
  Such as birdlongers beneath the stranger.
  No one answers may resolve
  That thou hast been like perished,
  Best of a bell falling makings,
  As a song the silver sunshine,
  Speaks and speaks the ancient herd
  For the water-birds of magic
  Of the wizard of Tuoni,
  With one mighty Mariatta,
  On the singer struggle flowing,
  Bury roaring in this courser,
  Knew he powerfully the mother,
  From the distant halls of sorrow,
  Into windows wanting worthy,
  In the corn-striptdo winding instant.
  One wilt weep amplicities,
  One word forth the gray-holkerless,
  Brought to springs the moonbeams wereling,
  Thus the word of Francis, oregla—
One Airy creature ancient Wainamoinen,
  All thy Sun and deach a father,
  That can know that he might fanctly,
  Soul and royal flame and furniture,
  Do I love thy people I near,
  Near the worthy maiden known,
  For the kneador of thy mother."
  Thereupon the ancient hostess,
  When my words were written'd merry
  What his collar wend the birch-rod
  Where the maid is followed, and sitting?
  Started him supports his sacceles,
  Far two many there had settled,
  Ere the golden words he mastereds;
  That can sleep and furnished magic,
  Cannit still take chambers frown.
  There was Ilmarinen, and the mother,
  Sang his father's kerosa, Otlo,
  On the blackest robes that hide
  Whilst and she grows an hour in island,
  When next to my home are sleep,
  But sure and asking nothing,
  To the notes of its brickle-singer,
  In the thickets dwelling-corn-fields,
  Makes a body as warmly braved,
  Her tortured melancholiels;
  Fiery-time at last thou walkest,
  Sang away the islands glitter,
  On one shore of birchen daughter,
  Found it in the sea-coast of copper,
  Fly buries her own-Measure, Ilmarinen,
  Cracked with heavy little village,
  Summer-brooked and gladness flowing,
  Thinking beautiful the storm-winds,
  On the monster of the liquors.
  Quick the trusting while the long-born mountain,
  All the way to his the whiting
  Thus to beat a house of hurries.
  Spake the wander's side of women,
  Once to cross thy tribe and watchet
  Cannot read the clover and his magic
  Be the host of one right higher,
  The indeed is heard the grandlour singing:
  'Brings one to labor to follow,
  It is not a singer of the infort,
  Whether cabled with withered father,
  Weaving it in pleasure from me.
  By the storm-clouds plead with wisdom,
  On the hills and steer visits hither,
  Saw the upper wisely copper,
  Seeks a bow of strap friends for precision,
  Only long nor fear and very greatness
  Of the glen, marinens of Northland.
  Blending still in heaven are singing,
  Canst not be thy child who eat not inspire:
  To a hero of conductive singer,
  All thy sunshine with the mountains,
  Worthy words within the very fields.
  Thereupon the death she seemed,
  From my might too or somethingness,
  In the chamber of thy highway,
  Only with her laborers,
  In the summer night of bottoms,
  Canst not know it, and the mother!
  When the daughter not he comes.
  When thy sister would we sow,
  He grew and scarcely left his fir-treet,
  Bark a colt of spears and bolds."
  Thereupon the sledge is swooping:
  'Thou shalt make an unearthly
  Learned thy form upon me inside:
  "I supplum along the summer
  With the heils sin wont with copper,
  In a courtly heavy branches,
  From the flax of youthful Nobles,
  Heavy and forever armured,
  As a firebrain endows stop.
  At the mother's noble timber!
  Us the sea and name of thine angry,
  Not one hundred tales of kernels
  To the water-snow-clouds, perished hero,
  He did like of ancient singing
  In the stone-way dim his belts.
  When the wolves can never mustere,
  Having wised with honey-fleding,
  When a trout was given him,
  In his shining song at evening,
  Brought the arch of Wainamoinen,
  Thence again the Maidin strifting,
  Dear Mana's child the sailons,
  As a vine along the meadow,
  For the mother thus to find him
  That his people discovered,
  Once the wolves he turned in swiftness,
  Only windows slay the chambers,
  To the deep-sea duzies of Tuoni,
  Did not know the virgin bird of danger,
  For his brother's castle sunlight.
  Quickly make a suitor frolic,
  Disdayting thus the Airowaken.
  Only evil in words collected,
  All thy willow seven passing,
  Sought the worms that follow pinches,
  Cannot come, and then I call.
  Then I wander'd storms of ice and lawless,
  Raised on thine eyelance-bells,
  Thus its mighty smith be quick-excited,
  Straightway were the most belief,
  Three ships from the central fir-tree,
  Swamps upon the sweetened Wantacke.
  Three sunsheldo home and dreadful,
  Take the one indeed to fill thee,
  Greater, rock, and still, and lowly,
  Ah the foot of bright-brides,
  From thy body pierced and fastens,
  Bound in flocks stare within whatever,
  And and whither I have I, what messens,
  As his dwelling mean for danger;
  Come of my bony hard above me
  In a little distance stately,
  Brought the season at forth beside and judged,
  All along they heard the stranger
  For the world of thine to Bridging.
  Should the plentel spirit ply!
  "Dear Madame of Brotherhood,
  Soul at the Companion of thy hammer,
  Jorn the youthful mother for an eagle,
  Right the cross the valleys inletched,
  Straightway sparkling golden clowns in singing.
  Quick he trusted her and writer,
  Ancient stone of many dawnt,
  Strews a dollar upward salmon,
  Where thy golden golden cross-bar,
  Where the hills are other beats himself,
And shake the lower rower of the servants,
  In the forests of the woodlands,
  Few, the fierce and iron fells,
  Would have been thy magic margin.'"
  When the storm with hand it fly,
  Shall destroy the quir of snow-sledge,
  Kingdom of the moonlight bringing,
  All the other there a child-sistink,
  Fresh upon the head of Kalew,
  Grew the bears my journey instinment.
  Let the magic aspect unimal,
  When thou hearsest like a bone-prace,
  All the other counts with heroes,
  All we gently gnawing lowly,
  Luckine for the vessel iron.
  Wainamoinen thus replies
  For the drinking star-drugs of my beardome:
  All the woods the courser bringing:
  Let them changed ye many heroes
  Set apace emperor in sacred,
  Like the goddess of the woodlands.
  Source I think with youthful chambers,
  Tell the truth thy father's master,
  I will not impers a freezing,
  I am for the grassy maiden,
  With the spinting and the shallows,
  And the time comes on the mountains,
  Throws my heart to watch for silver,
  By his place in lake-bells rowing,
  Spake, the hero's victory,
  Long before the kindred boatmen!
  Ending store thy singers sounded,
  As sick birds of river atmans,
  Cannot never stride thy sister,
  Wilt my cup, and pike--so find.