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-Lemminkainen asked this question,

These the words of Kaukomieli:

"Is there room upon this island,

Worthy spot in field or forest,

Where to Sing my songs of magic,

Chant my gathered store of wisdom,

Sing mine ancient songs and legends?"

Answered thus the Island-maidens:

"There is room upon this island,

Worthy place in these dominions,

Thou canst sing thy garnered wisdom,

Thou canst chant thine ancient legends,

Legends of the times primeval,

In the forest, in the castle,

On the island-plains and pastures."

Then began the reckless minstrel

To intone his wizard-sayings;

Sang he alders to the waysides,

Sang the oaks upon the mountains,

On the oak-trees sang be branches,

On each branch he sang an acorn,

On the acorns, golden rollers,

On each roller, sang a cuckoo;

Then began the cuckoos, calling,

Gold from every throat came streaming,

Copper fell from every feather,

And each wing emitted silver,

Filled the isle with precious metals.

Sang again young Lemminkainen,

Conjured on, and sang, and chanted,

Sang to precious stones the sea-sands,

Sang the stones to pearls resplendent,

Robed the groves in iridescence,

Sang the island full of flowers,

Many-colored as the rainbow.

Sang again the magic minstrel,

In the court a well he conjured,

On the well a golden cover,

On the lid a silver dipper,

That the boys might drink the water,

That the maids might lave their eyelids.

On the plains he conjured lakelets,

Sang the duck upon the waters,

Golden-cheeked and silver-headed,

Sang the feet from shining copper;

And the Island-maidens wondered,

Stood entranced at Ahti's wisdom,

At the songs of Lemminkainen,

At the hero's magic power.-

Kalevala

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