"He disapproved of some of Layard's attacks on the Whig oligarchy, yet on 11 May he told Angela Burdett-Coutts that he remained 'a Reformer heart and soul. I have nothing to gain-everything to lose (for public quiet is my bread)-but I am in desperate earnest, because I know it is a desperate case.'"

Introduction to Charles Dickens' Little Dorrit
Peter Preston
University of Nothingham

Anamın ipiyle indim gökdelen damınızdan
Kelebek gibi girdim kelebek camınızdan
Taksinize mülkünüze dairenize...
Heceleyerek üzerinde ayak ve el uçlarımın
Belledim seyyarenizi ve kelimelerinizi...
Gözlerinize baktım, mukaddes ciltlerinize, büfelerinize
Vesairenize...
Şiir fenerimle de baktım, son çığlık!
Aşk yokmuş sizde beş paralık!
Gidiyorum ben boşÃ§akallar
Sıçmışım ortalık yerinize
Kıçımın fosforuyla aydınlanın siz artık


Can YÃœCEL

"Of course, with pleasure. At that I would want much. If you have such a desire, I am ready to do my best to help, because you are the only one in my life."

Now that/If you know there is turkish translation of the song, why don't you yourself try to find it?

Ehi!

"Seni düşÃ¼nmekten kendimi alamıyorum. Hep aklımda ve kalbimdesin. Seninle görüşeceğim günleri sayıyorum. Sana pek derinden aşığım. Tek istediğim- beni incitme."

Sophie and Elisa- you consoled me with your posts. It is nice to know I am not the only one in this world who is lazy.

Elisa-have you thought of writting the novel of your life? I think you must. I can see by now the headlines on newspapers and magazines- "A new Goncharov arises!", "Oblomov of our time:Elisa", "Elisa-the whole story of humankind."

-May Oblomov's ears burn!-

Sophie-I am glad to know you are a cigarette addict as well. And now I truly believe that you are a real friend.

Tell me your bad addictions and I will tell you if you can be a real friend.-Cyrano

Woow! What a maxim!