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    					| Turkish Poetry and Literature |   |  |  |  |  | Öyle bi -Can Yücel |  
	
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				| 1. | 16 Oct 2008 Thu 01:31 am |  
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	 ÖYLE Bà 
 Temiz gömlegimi giydim talimden sonra
 Ayaklarýný yýkýyor çeþme baþýnda erler
 Ãþte sen öyle bir serindin
 Tuzladan kaptýlarla inerken þehre
 Ne güzel þey sivil denmesi çýplaða
 Ve gün-açýk penceresinden meselerin
 Yamacýn kuytusuna sokulmuþ mavi
 Ufacýk bi parça deniz gibiydin
 
 Þipka biberleriyle konmuþ okulun camlarýna
 Arnavut Köyünün o muhacir güneþi
 Ãste sen öyle bi cumartesiydin
 Sahanlýkta saçlarýný tarýyor kýzlar
 Raylar ondan böyle kývýlcýmlanýyor
 Köþeleri dönerken, önlükleri altýndan
 Dünyaya baþlar gibi aybaþlarýnýn kokusu
 Kalkan al týramvaydýn ergenlik duraðýmdan
 
 Meyvahoþun orda bir sabahcý kahvesi
 Gün aðarmýþtý ama ben günaydýn demedim
 Ãþte sen öyle ýþýklý bir yerdin.
 Bilmiyordum hiç burda bir fýrýn olduðunu
 Diz çöktüm asfalta, baktým aþaðý, üüüü´üh!..
 Ãþçiler ateþler ay çörekleri
 Ve kýlýc gibi taze ekmek kokusu...
 Daðýttýk evvel-allah yalnýzlýklarý
 
 Yaþamak düðünse, sen orda gelindin
 Seni soydum, Güler, dünyayý giyindim
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 Such As
 
 I put my clean shirt on  after the training
 Privates are washing their feet at the fountain
 You were like such a fresh place
 When going to Istanbul from Tuzla
 What a wonderful thing to call the naked in mufti
 And seeing the blue snuggling  to the shores
 Through the day-open plain trees
 You were like such a small fragment of sea.
 
 Red peppers at the bay of school windows
 And arnavutkoy with its  refugee sun
 You were like such a saturday
 Girls combing their hair on their landings
 That is the reason for the sparks on the railway tracks
 While turning the corners,
 And the  scents of their periods under their aprons,
 Like starting  new lives
 You were the crimson tram departing from my adolescence
 
 A cafe for  early starters
 It was after the daybreak but I did not say good morning
 You were like such  a well-lighted place
 I did not know there was a bakery here
 I kneeled on the pavement  and looked through the low window, ooh
 Workers, fire, crescent rolls
 And the scent of fresh bread like a sword..
 And we demolished the loneliness
 
 If life was a wedding, you were the bride there
 I undressed you, Güler*, I have put the  world on.
   *Hi wife´s name   My try |  |  
	
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				| 2. | 08 Nov 2008 Sat 09:34 pm |  
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	 What a strange poem  |  |  
	
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				| 3. | 08 Nov 2008 Sat 09:40 pm |  
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	 loooooooool!!! Im laughing really hard!!!! LOOOL! that was soo weird! It made absoloutely no sense at all!!!!! it was kinda of pervert like too   |  |  
	
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				| 4. | 08 Nov 2008 Sat 09:45 pm |  
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loooooooool!!! Im laughing really hard!!!! LOOOL! that was soo weird! It made absoloutely no sense at all!!!!! it was kinda of pervert like too      It is actually quite awful, I think I could write better when drunk on absinthe  |  |  
	
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				| 5. | 08 Nov 2008 Sat 09:47 pm |  
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It made absoloutely no sense at all!!!!!   
   I guess you missed out on the last 2 sentences who put together the feeling he has for his wife which he shows in the rest of the poem.. |  |  
	
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				| 6. | 08 Nov 2008 Sat 09:48 pm |  
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 It is actually quite awful, I think I could write better when drunk on absinthe     it has no meaning!!!! Handsom u have an awful taste in poetry!!!! the guy is craaazy! Or maybe he really was drunk! I wonder if he gave it to his wife.... i wonder what her reaction was... imagine her like maybe... slapping him!!! LOOOOOL! |  |  
	
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				| 7. | 08 Nov 2008 Sat 09:48 pm |  
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 It is actually quite awful, I think I could write better when drunk on absinthe     Tastes    Actually I really love Can Yücel.   And doudi is right, generally his poetry has kind of a pervert sense in it, but I cant help but be attracted to it  But to say that it doesn´t make sense or that it is extremely humerous..  |  |  
	
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				| 8. | 08 Nov 2008 Sat 09:52 pm |  
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 Tastes    Actually I really love Can Yücel.   And doudi is right, generally his poetry has kind of a pervert sense in it, but I cant help but be attracted to it  But to say that it doesn´t make sense or that it is extremely humerous..     Normally I like his poetry but this is a bit weird, but I agree with what you are saying there is some sense to it, in an odd way. |  |  
	
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				| 9. | 08 Nov 2008 Sat 09:53 pm |  
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 it has no meaning!!!! Handsom u have an awful taste in poetry!!!! the guy is craaazy! Or maybe he really was drunk! I wonder if he gave it to his wife.... i wonder what her reaction was... imagine her like maybe... slapping him!!! LOOOOOL!    I´m sorry, I can understand that you have a different taste in poetry and everything. But you are very wrong to say it has no meaning. You really missed out on some parts of the poem. And would you slap your husband, if he told you you would be the bride if life was a wedding? |  |  
	
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				| 10. | 08 Nov 2008 Sat 09:53 pm |  
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 Tastes    Actually I really love Can Yücel.   And doudi is right, generally his poetry has kind of a pervert sense in it, but I cant help but be attracted to it  But to say that it doesn´t make sense or that it is extremely humerous..     omg are you kidding? im still laughing, and while going to post this i read it agina and laughed hysterically AGAIN!! i have no idea what he means by anything he says! And .. ummmm... no comment! |  |  |