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Finnish civil war era poem -1918

Jabberwocky

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"Mother, don't cry for your lost son
Even if he was your only refuge
Throw away all your worries, all your hopes
And wait until we meet in eternity
Goodbye father, mother, and my siblings
I won't see you again no matter how I wish
I know not when my night is going to come
Life is a dream and my work is at an end."

I have posted on politics, about Finland being national socialist country for some time, and we have long traditions of fascism here, as do swedes. Finland has a great history with Germany. Germans have saved us twice from communism. Germans came to help us to fight communists in our civil war. The reds wanted Finland to stay "independend", but we would propably have been part of USSR eventually. Just some information about the civil war.
 
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DeadManWalkin' said:
"Mother, don't cry for your lost son
Even if he was your only refuge
Throw away all your worries, all your hopes
And wait until we meet in eternity
Goodbye father, mother, and my siblings
I won't see you again no matter how I wish
I know not when my night is going to come
Life is a dream and my work is at an end."

I have posted on politics, about Finland being national Just some information about the civil war.
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i didn't know that
that's sad

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You mean the poem or Finland being fascist? Finnish fascism has saved us from a lot of shit. National socialism is anyways bad example of fascism. Mussolinis fascism is the real deal. My relative fought in Wiking-SS division of Waffen-SS on WW2. He has been on 3 wars.
 
DeadManWalkin' said:
You mean the poem or Finland being fascist? Finnish fascism has saved us from a lot of shit. National socialism is anyways bad example of fascism. Mussolinis fascism is the real deal. My relative fought in Wiking-SS division of Waffen-SS on WW2. He has been on 3 wars.
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i didn't get to see that side of history with such detailed proclamation.
thank you
 
DeadManWalkin' said:
You mean the poem or Finland being fascist? Finnish fascism has saved us from a lot of shit. National socialism is anyways bad example of fascism. Mussolinis fascism is the real deal. My relative fought in Wiking-SS division of Waffen-SS on WW2. He has been on 3 wars.
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There’s a perspective you don’t see very often, the pro-Nazi one. Too bad about all the surrendering, yes?

I appreciate your creative writing and its context. Sometimes beautiful creative works come from the darkest of places.
 
cduggles said:
There’s a perspective you don’t see very often, the pro-Nazi one. Too bad about all the surrendering, yes?

I appreciate your creative writing and its context. Sometimes beautiful creative works come from the darkest of places.
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I can tell you about pro-nazis. I have read diary of my relative when he was in germany. There is stuff like "Oh, the beatiful nationalism of german people and the amazing charisma of the Führer himself." She saw it as beatiful. 2 of my relatives speak Germany, because of it's a beatiful languange, according to them. They are proud of the "aryan blood of our family". Our family came from Germany, to Sweden and from Sweden to Finland. That was a long process. When i visit them, i must act very respectfully and conservative. I enjoy it, cause i have -SOME- fascist/national socialist views. They listen to beatiful music, have beatiful furniture and act very respectfully. I wish more youth of today would act respectfully and not be such a fucking degenerates on public places. This is going off topic now, but just wanted to say.
 
Thanks for your point of view. I don’t want to conflict with you, but the Nazis atrocities are well-documented and I’m unable to prevent myself from commenting.

What you choose to believe is up to you. Choose carefully.
 
cduggles said:
Thanks for your point of view. I don’t want to conflict with you, but the Nazis atrocities are well-documented and I’m unable to prevent myself from commenting.

What you choose to believe is up to you. Choose carefully.
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They are not that well documented actually. My views are that we need to get European birth rates up and not replace our people with foreigners. Before National socialist party got into power, Germanys birth rates were very low. They had amazing ways to get them up, and they definetly did. Hitlers economy was insanely good. I also believe in eugenics. It's kind a of turbo evolution in my mind. I liked mussolinis politics, before he even joined socialist party. He didn't like the price of milk, so he walked to mayor and threw him out of the window. He was man one of a kind. I could go on and on, but i just don't have time for it now.
 
maybe england will kick some more old fashion arse ? i dunno look out
 
Interesting. The words remind me of Gorecki's Symphony #3, which was produced in response to the Holocaust/Auschwitz


Words Accompanying
Górecki's Symphony No. 3
(in translation)

First Movement
My son, my chosen and beloved
Share your wounds with your mother
And because, dear son, I have always carried you in my heart,
And always served you faithfully
Speak to your mother, to make her happy,
Although you are already leaving me, my cherished hope.
(Lamentation of the Holy Cross Monastery from the "Lysagóra Songs" collection. Second half of the 15th century)

Second Movement
No, Mother, do not weep,
Most chaste Queen of Heaven
Support me always.
"Zdrowas Mario." (*)
(Prayer inscribed on wall 3 of cell no. 3 in the basement of "Palace," the Gestapo's headquarters in Zadopane; beneath is the signature of Helena Wanda Blazusiakówna, and the words "18 years old, imprisoned since 26 September 1944.")
(*) "Zdrowas Mario" (Ave Maria)—the opening of the Polish prayer to the Holy Mother

Third Movement
Where has he gone
My dearest son?
Perhaps during the uprising
The cruel enemy killed him

Ah, you bad people
In the name of God, the most Holy,
Tell me, why did you kill
My son?

Never again
Will I have his support
Even if I cry
My old eyes out

Were my bitter tears
to create another River Oder
They would not restore to life
My son

He lies in his grave
and I know not where
Though I keep asking people
Everywhere

Perhaps the poor child
Lies in a rough ditch
and instead he could have been
lying in his warm bed

Oh, sing for him
God's little song-birds
Since his mother
Cannot find him

And you, God's little flowers
May you blossom all around
So that my son
May sleep happily
 
o.f. this is words
i'm such a nube


mother please forgive them.
for they know not what they do
looking back in history's books
it seems it's nothing new
oh let my mother live

heaven is for heroes
and hell is full of fools
stupidity, no will to live
they're breaking god's own rules
please let my mother live

father, of all creation
i think we're all going wrong
the course they're taking
seems to be breaking
and it won't take too long

children of the future
watching empires fall
madness the cup they drink from
self destruction the toll

i had a vision, i saw the world burn
and the seas had turned red (seas had turned red)
the sun had fallen, the final curtain
in the land of the dead

mother, please show the children
before it's too late (before it's too late)
to fight each other, there's no one winning
we must fight all the hate (must fight all the hate)

let my ..
 
DeadManWalkin' said:
She saw it as beatiful. 2 of my relatives speak Germany.
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Well now, how about that; two of your relatives speak 'Germany'! Noice mate, that's great you know, quality stuff... am sure you love them long time now...what with the impressive furniture and that - happy fun times all round??

 
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nuttynutskin said:
You're aware that as a drug user you'd be one of the firsts to go right? lol
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I have quite high IQ and i am in school studying, so i wouldn't think so. I believe in decriminalization of drugs and i don't believe in forcefully sterilisation. I believe in positivie eugenics, kinda of class system. If my set of believes would be put in place, this place would be utopia. Believe me.
 
Asclepius said:
Well now, how about that; two of your relatives speak 'Germany'! Noice mate, that's great you know, quality stuff... am sure you love them long time now...what with the impressive furniture and that - happy fun times all round??

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Sorry for bad english, but i have to tell you that they havent been in germany much and it was pretty hard to learn german in 1930's. Yes, i do fucking love them. Yes, they have nice furniture. Do you have a problem with that?
 
CFC said:
Interesting. The words remind me of Gorecki's Symphony #3, which was produced in response to the Holocaust/Auschwitz


Words Accompanying
Górecki's Symphony No. 3
(in translation)

First Movement
My son, my chosen and beloved
Share your wounds with your mother
And because, dear son, I have always carried you in my heart,
And always served you faithfully
Speak to your mother, to make her happy,
Although you are already leaving me, my cherished hope.
(Lamentation of the Holy Cross Monastery from the "Lysagóra Songs" collection. Second half of the 15th century)

Second Movement
No, Mother, do not weep,
Most chaste Queen of Heaven
Support me always.
"Zdrowas Mario." (*)
(Prayer inscribed on wall 3 of cell no. 3 in the basement of "Palace," the Gestapo's headquarters in Zadopane; beneath is the signature of Helena Wanda Blazusiakówna, and the words "18 years old, imprisoned since 26 September 1944.")
(*) "Zdrowas Mario" (Ave Maria)—the opening of the Polish prayer to the Holy Mother

Third Movement
Where has he gone
My dearest son?
Perhaps during the uprising
The cruel enemy killed him

Ah, you bad people
In the name of God, the most Holy,
Tell me, why did you kill
My son?

Never again
Will I have his support
Even if I cry
My old eyes out

Were my bitter tears
to create another River Oder
They would not restore to life
My son

He lies in his grave
and I know not where
Though I keep asking people
Everywhere

Perhaps the poor child
Lies in a rough ditch
and instead he could have been
lying in his warm bed

Oh, sing for him
God's little song-birds
Since his mother
Cannot find him

And you, God's little flowers
May you blossom all around
So that my son
May sleep happily
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Beatiful.
 
Didn't realise Finland was a real country, thought it was like Sokovia and Wakanda.

Funny old world :)
 
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