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The poet does the prophet's deeds	A
In times of need with new life pregnant	B
When strife and suffering are regnant	B
His faith with light ideal leads	A
The past its heroes round him posts	C
He rallies now the present's hosts	C
The future opes	C
Before his eyes	C
Its pictured hopes	C
He prophesies	C
Ever his people's forces vernal	D
The poet frees by right eternal	D
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He turns the people's trust to doubt	B
Of heathendom and Moloch terror	E
'Neath thought of God cold gray with error	E
He sees grow green each fresh new sprout	B
Set free these spread abroad above	F
Bear fruit of power and of love	F
In each man's soul	G
And make it warm	H
And make it whole	G
In wrath transform	H
Till light and courage fill the nation	I
In	-
life	J
is God's best revelation	I
	-
Away the kingly cloak he tears	C
And on the people's shoulder places	C
So it no more need make grimaces	C
To borrowed clothes some highness wears	C
But be itself its majesty	B
In right of spirit dynasty	B
In saga's light	B
On heart and brain	K
In men of might	B
From its loins ta'en	L
In will unbiased and unbroken	I
In manly deed and bold word spoken	I
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His songs the nation's sins chastise	C
He hates a lie as truth's high teacher	E
No Sunday but a weekday preacher	E
Who suffering still the wrong defies	C
Against false peace he plies his lance	C
'Gainst cowardice and ignorance	C
No bribe he knows	C
From nation's hand	B
Nor king's command	B
But	B
his	C
way goes	C
And when he wavers sorrow scourges	C
His heart and free of passion purges	C
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He is a brother of the small	M
Of women as of all who suffer	E
The new and weak when waves grow rougher	E
He steers till fairer breezes fall	M
Greater he grows without his will	N
By deeds his calling to fulfil	N
And near the tomb	O
To God he sighs	C
That soon may rise	C
A richer bloom	O
To deck his people's soul with flowers	C
Of beauty far beyond his powers	C

Bjarnstjerne Bjarnson

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