Mie laulan tähä talluoo
In the SKVR edition: Sakkola, Kaarnajoki. Neovius 692. 24/4 89. Aune Pohjolainen.
SKVR textEnglish
1Mie laulan tähä talluoo:I sing here into the house:
2(isännälle verkaviitan,(for the master, a woolen cloak,
3emännälle koppakengät,for the mistress, sturdy shoes,
4tammen keski tanhuvalle),to the oak in the field's center),
5tammelle tasaset oksat,for the oak, even branches,
6joka oksalle omenan,for each branch, an apple,
7omenalle kulta pyörän,for the apple, a golden wheel,
8kultapyörälle käkösen;for the golden wheel, a cuckoo;
9kun käkö kukahtelluoo,when the cuckoo calls,
10niin syvä pakahtelluoo,then the deep bursts forth,
11syvä syttyy tulelle,the deep ignites into flame,
12peää palolle paukahtelluoo.the head bursts into the fire.
English translations by DeepSeek R1, provided by Lidia Pivovarova (University of Helsinki). AI-generated translations may contain inaccuracies.
The text is that of the SKVR digital edition of the Finnish Literature Society (SKS), with these changes:
- The edition’s line numbers are replaced by a number on every verse, counted as in the poem reader.
Source
Text: SKVR (Suomen Kansan Vanhat Runot), the digital edition of the Finnish Literature Society (SKS), licensed under CC BY 4.0.
Permanent address of this poem at SKS: http://urn.fi/urn:nbn:fi:sks-kvr-073419 · Read at SKS ↗
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