In Finland’s land where laws entwine,
Hedman Partners tread a line,
With letters sent, they cast a net,
While privacy rights face deep regret.

The Finnish government, in silent accord,
Turns a blind eye, a heavy sword,
The Market Court, with gavel’s might,
Misses the shadows that cloak the light.

Copyright claims, they wield with glee,
Yet individual rights fade silently,
As data flows like rivers wide,
In this tangled web, where truths collide.

Oh, what a dance of law and plight,
Where privacy dims in the dead of night,
In the name of rights, they take their stand,
Yet leave us bare, exposed, and unplanned.

So let us rise, let voices be heard,
Demanding justice, not just a word,
For in this absurdity, we must not fall,
Privacy matters, it concerns us all.

This poem encapsulates the tension between copyright enforcement and personal privacy, highlighting the need for a more balanced approach that respects individual rights while addressing the complexities of intellectual property law.