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ÇOK UZUN BİR GÜNDÜ AŞKA DÖNÜYORUM-Ilhan Berk
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25 Apr 2008 Fri 03:11 am |
ÇOK UZUN BİR GÃœNDÃœ AŞKA DÖNÃœYORUM
Çok uzun bir gündü aşka dönüyordum
Çok uzun, yavrum, çok uzun seni sevmekten
İşte diyordum ilk öpüş işte masmavi yarığın
İşte yedisi sabahın ve ıslak ağzının
İşte eski bir otu kasıklarının ve karnının
İşte dilinin getirdikleri işte ormanlarım
İşte döşekte çırılçıplak upuzun uyanışın
İşte kayaya vuran eski gölgen eski sesin
İşte o ağzındaki esmer kuş o yaban ırmak
Kal öyle diyordum böyle anadan doğma iç içe
Kal öyle ilkin orandan öpeceğim diyordum
Aşk ki karadır tek heceli bir sözcüktür
İşte tam böyle, sevdalım, tam böyle diyordum.
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IT WAS A REALLY LONG DAY i WAS TURNING TO LOVE
It was a really long day I was turning to love
so long, baby, so long because of your love
here I was saying, first kiss, here is your blue crevice
here is seven in the morning and your wet mouth
here is the grass from your groin and your belly
here is what your tongue brought and here is my forrest
here is you waking up from bed stretched and nude
here is your old shadow on the rock and your old voice
here is the black bird in your mouth that is a wild river
I was saying stay as you are, like this, in the nude, one within
I was saying stay as you are, I would kiss you from there first
though love is dark and a word with one syllable
It is just like that, my love, just like that, I was saying
my try
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26 Apr 2008 Sat 02:20 pm |
Quoting thehandsom: ÇOK UZUN BİR GÃœNDÃœ AŞKA DÖNÃœYORUM
Çok uzun bir gündü aşka dönüyordum
Çok uzun, yavrum, çok uzun seni sevmekten
İşte diyordum ilk öpüş işte masmavi yarığın
İşte yedisi sabahın ve ıslak ağzının
İşte eski bir otu kasıklarının ve karnının
İşte dilinin getirdikleri işte ormanlarım
İşte döşekte çırılçıplak upuzun uyanışın
İşte kayaya vuran eski gölgen eski sesin
İşte o ağzındaki esmer kuş o yaban ırmak
Kal öyle diyordum böyle anadan doğma iç içe
Kal öyle ilkin orandan öpeceğim diyordum
Aşk ki karadır tek heceli bir sözcüktür
İşte tam böyle, sevdalım, tam böyle diyordum.
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IT WAS A REALLY LONG DAY i WAS TURNING TO LOVE
It was a really long day I was turning to love
so long, baby, so long because of your love
here I was saying, first kiss, here is your blue crevice
here is seven in the morning and your wet mouth
here is the grass from your groin and your belly
here is what your tongue brought and here is my forrest
here is you waking up from bed stretched and nude
here is your old shadow on the rock and your old voice
here is the black bird in your mouth that is a wild river
I was saying stay as you are, like this, in the nude, one within
I was saying stay as you are, I would kiss you from there first
though love is dark and a word with one syllable
It is just like that, my love, just like that, I was saying
my try
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Another gem thehansom but I dont think the "blue crevice" sounds quite right! It takes away the sensuality of the poem. If he is refering to her mouth, there must be a better translation. Sadly my Turkish is limited to asking for a beer
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26 Apr 2008 Sat 03:24 pm |
Quoting libralady: Quoting thehandsom:
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IT WAS A REALLY LONG DAY i WAS TURNING TO LOVE
It was a really long day I was turning to love
so long, baby, so long because of your love
here I was saying, first kiss, here is your blue crevice
here is seven in the morning and your wet mouth
here is the grass from your groin and your belly
here is what your tongue brought and here is my forrest
here is you waking up from bed stretched and nude
here is your old shadow on the rock and your old voice
here is the black bird in your mouth that is a wild river
I was saying stay as you are, like this, in the nude, one within
I was saying stay as you are, I would kiss you from there first
though love is dark and a word with one syllable
It is just like that, my love, just like that, I was saying
my try
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Another gem thehansom but I dont think the "blue crevice" sounds quite right! It takes away the sensuality of the poem. If he is refering to her mouth, there must be a better translation. Sadly my Turkish is limited to asking for a beer |
Well - 'masmavi' translates as 'deep blue' and I don't think he was referring to her mouth!
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26 Apr 2008 Sat 04:16 pm |
The poet is really talking about a woman? Maybe he is talking about a beautiful landscape familiar and beloved for him.. What do u call it? A metaphore?
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26 Apr 2008 Sat 06:48 pm |
Quoting lady in red: Quoting libralady: Quoting thehandsom:
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IT WAS A REALLY LONG DAY i WAS TURNING TO LOVE
It was a really long day I was turning to love
so long, baby, so long because of your love
here I was saying, first kiss, here is your blue crevice
here is seven in the morning and your wet mouth
here is the grass from your groin and your belly
here is what your tongue brought and here is my forrest
here is you waking up from bed stretched and nude
here is your old shadow on the rock and your old voice
here is the black bird in your mouth that is a wild river
I was saying stay as you are, like this, in the nude, one within
I was saying stay as you are, I would kiss you from there first
though love is dark and a word with one syllable
It is just like that, my love, just like that, I was saying
my try
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Another gem thehansom but I dont think the "blue crevice" sounds quite right! It takes away the sensuality of the poem. If he is refering to her mouth, there must be a better translation. Sadly my Turkish is limited to asking for a beer |
Well - 'masmavi' translates as 'deep blue' and I don't think he was referring to her mouth! |
I guessed - just playing devils advocate!!
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26 Apr 2008 Sat 06:49 pm |
Quoting incişka: The poet is really talking about a woman? Maybe he is talking about a beautiful landscape familiar and beloved for him.. What do u call it? A metaphore? |
Yes a metaphor, but I think he is talking about woman!
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26 Apr 2008 Sat 07:21 pm |
I wish I had the power to read that poet's mind
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23 Aug 2008 Sat 11:30 pm |
maybe the deep blue refers to her eyes.......
very sexy poem btw
but i also think this is a fabulous description of a landscape
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