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Turkish Folk Poetry
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17 Jan 2013 Thu 06:12 pm |
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Bir ayrılık bir yoksulluk bir ölüm Seperation, poverty and death.
just 3 words..but they are immortal during the history, life...
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17 Jan 2013 Thu 06:17 pm |
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It can be many things. Maybe it symbolises our ego. It is not easy to get rid of it 
your point of view is very interesting; in my culture sheep are similar to yours goose; but what a big difference, for us the sheep = sacrifice, for you goose = ego....
Edited (1/17/2013) by elenagabriela
[misstyping, sorry Gokuyum]
Edited (1/17/2013) by elenagabriela
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17 Jan 2013 Thu 06:19 pm |
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Edited (1/17/2013) by gokuyum
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17 Jan 2013 Thu 06:22 pm |
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I wonder why you call it folk poetry even if the author is known. I got used to thinking about folk poetry as an oral tradition. Are you talking about folk poetry as an opposite to Ottoman poetry, gokuyum?
maybe the poet have been inspired by oral tradition; many great romanian poets (Eminescu, Cosbuc, Alecsandri) have been inspired by oral tradition for their works..
Edited (1/17/2013) by elenagabriela
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