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So let these songs their story tell	A
To all who in the Northland dwell	A
Since many friends request it	B
That Finland's folk with them belong	C
In the wide realm of Northern song	C
I grateful must attest it	B
	-
I send these songs and now I find	D
Most of them have riot what my mind	D
Has deepest borne and favored	E
Some are too hasty some too brief	F
Some long in stock have come to grief	F
Some with raw youth are flavored	E
	-
I lived far more than e'er I sang	G
Thought ire and mirth unceasing rang	G
Around me where I guested	H
To be where loud life's battles call	I
For me was well nigh more than all	I
My pen on page arrested	J
	-
What's true and strong has growing room	K
And will perhaps eternal bloom	K
Without black ink's salvation	L
And he will be who least it planned	M
But in life's surging dared to stand	M
The best bard for his nation	L
	-
I heard once of a Spanish feast	N
Within the ring a rustic beast	N
A horse to fight was fated	H
In came a tiger from his cage	O
Who walked about his foe to gauge	O
And crouching down then waited	J
	-
The people clapped and laughed and cheered	P
The tiger sprang the horse upreared	P
But none could see him bleeding	Q
The tiger tumbling shrinks and backs	R
Before the horse's rustic whacks	R
Lies on his head naught heeding	Q
	-
Then men and women hooted hissed	P
With glaring eyes and clench d fist	P
Out o'er the balcony bending	Q
With shouts the tiger's heart they tease	S
Their thirst for blood soon to appease	S
To onset new him sending	Q
	-
The people clapped and laughed and cheered	P
The tiger sprang the horse upreared	P
No blood to see was given	L
For fortune held the horse too dear	T
To him the tiger could not near	T
In flying curves hoof driven	L
	-
To say who won I will not try	U
For lo this rustic horse am I	U
And on the conflict's going	Q
The city though where it occurs	V
And where it cheers and laughter stirs	V
Is known without my showing	Q
	-
I fight but have no hate or spite	P
From what I love draw gladness bright	P
My right to wrath reserving	Q
It is my blood my soul that goes	W
In every line of all my blows	W
And guides their course unswerving	Q
	-
But as I stand here now to day	P
Nor grudge nor vengeance can me sway	P
To think that foes I'm facing	Q
So in return some friendship give	X
To one who for the	Y
cause	Z
would live	A2
With love the North embracing	Q
	-
But first my poet path shall be	B2
With veneration unto	P
thee	B2
	-
Who fill'st the North with wonder	C2
In wrath thou dawn didst prophesy	Z
Behind the North's dark morning sky	U
That lightnings shook and thunder	C2
	-
Then milder thou by sea and slope	D2
The fount of saga faith and hope	D2
Mad'st flow for every peasant	P
Now from the snow years' mountain side	P
Thou seest with time's returning tide	P
Thine own high image present	P
	-
To	P
thee	B2
then in whose spring of song	C
Finland's 'the thousand lakes' belong	C
And sound their thrilling sorrow	E2
Our Northern soul forever heard	P
Keeps watch and ward in poet's word	P
'Gainst Eastern millions' morrow	E2
	-
But when I stand in our own home	F2
One greets me from the starry dome	F2
With wealth of light and power	C2
There shines he HENRIK WERGELAND	P
Out over Norway's pallid strand	P
In memory's clear hour	C2

Bjarnstjerne Bjarnson

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