Oi Suomi
Wind blows through trees without a rustle
And breathes white flowers across emerald hills:
Petals skipping over swaying grass,
Carried to the ocean through dewy clouds;
The hills call back, longing, for absent alabaster friends.
Two people dance beneath a single tree now
Rustled by playful wind.
Crimson pools beneath their feet with every step
As new flowers arise with each springing.
They glance behind; waves glimmer against steep cliffs
And the sea wells into pools filling the cracks
Just as the two have poured and welded themselves
Together.
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