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Thread: ALL-TIME 25 POETS

351.       slavica
814 posts
 01 Mar 2007 Thu 01:51 am

Quoting niobe:


Guillaume Apollinaire (188 Italy



Correction:
Guillaume Apollinaire ( 1880 ) France



Thread: AN ADVICE

352.       slavica
814 posts
 25 Feb 2007 Sun 07:57 pm

Quoting duda:


For niobe and his wonderful ideas:


Fine arts are not a bad idea indeed This is for you niobe

I’m, of course, ready to support fine arts as a sepatare forum category, maybe in Turkish Culture and Literature part – if we have Turkish Food Recipes, why shouldn’t we have Fine Arts? - but I’m definitely not ready to discuss furniture, architecture and ceramics in Poetry and Literature forums!



Thread: AN ADVICE

353.       slavica
814 posts
 25 Feb 2007 Sun 04:27 pm

Wrong category agan, niobe, dear

This is the thread for all suggestions and ideas for improving the site:
http://www.turkishclass.com/forumTitle_11_2470

Let me remind you one more time that, besides poetry and literature forums, there are other areas on this site

I hope it was straight enough for those who insist on it



Thread: Missing persons at tc...

354.       slavica
814 posts
 25 Feb 2007 Sun 02:30 am

Quoting aenigma x:

Ummm I dont want to tempt fate, but aren't we missing someone lately???



See what you've done



Thread: Happy Birthday Ramayan!

355.       slavica
814 posts
 24 Feb 2007 Sat 12:44 pm

Happy Birthday, dear



Wishing you a beautiful year...
Of promisses fulfilled,
joys discovered
and dreams come true...



Thread: Missing persons at tc...

356.       slavica
814 posts
 23 Feb 2007 Fri 01:27 am

Quoting aenigma x:

Ummm I dont want to tempt fate, but aren't we missing someone lately???



Aenigma! Shhhhhhhhhh! Would you like to hear what someone's hubby said about Dostoyevski a couple of days ago?



Thread: ALL-TIME 15 NOVELS

357.       slavica
814 posts
 22 Feb 2007 Thu 12:17 am

Quoting aenigma x:


Slavica!!

I am surprised at you!



Actually, I’m (nicely) surprised that some members, who generally don’t leave any topic without their comment, didn’t take part in this discussion



Thread: ALL-TIME 15 NOVELS

358.       slavica
814 posts
 21 Feb 2007 Wed 07:35 am

Quoting aenigma x:

Haha! We will have to agree to disagree, Slavica. I believe reading is a habit which needs to be acquired and the more you read, the more likely you are to gravitate to the classics.



Quoting reBooped:


You and I shall have to agree to differ on this - reading is essential for all and is not just about quality of literature. For a non-reader the classics could seem very 'heavy' going and would put off many - whereas starting to read anything hopefully will develop a reading habit. Once someone starts to read for enjoyment, I believe that in time they will expand the kinds of books read - and probably 'progress'onto the classics.



Come on, girls! I don’t insist on classics at all and I have absolutely nothing against reading for enjoyment. There are many valuable works among non-classic literature. But if you still insist that it is better to read ANYTHING than nothing – then I agree to disagree What’s wrong in having different oppinions?

Quoting aenigma x:


Personally, I would rather see a child reading an 'unworthy' book than playing a computer game...



Haha... absolutely agree! Except if the book is „How to kill your parents and live happily“



Thread: ALL-TIME 15 NOVELS

359.       slavica
814 posts
 21 Feb 2007 Wed 02:32 am

Quoting Dilara:

what other latin poets do you know or like?



Gabriela Mistral, Borges, Octavio Paz... but I’m sure there are more valuable, but not very well known Latin American authors. Maybe you could introduce us to their works, Dilara, in a special topic, what do you say?



Thread: Pablo Neruda

360.       slavica
814 posts
 21 Feb 2007 Wed 02:09 am

Thank you, Dilara Your translation is really poetic and emotional.

Here is one more Turkish translation of the same poem, maybe you will find it closer to original:

Seviyorum Suskunluğunu

Seviyorum suskunluğunu, sanki sen
yokmuşÃ§asına burada
duyarsın beni uzaktan, dokunmaz sana sesim.
Uçup gitmiş gibi gözlerin
ve ağzın bir öpüşle mühürlenmiş.

Seviyorum suskunluğunu, çok uzakta
görünüyorsun
Sanki yas tutuyorsun, kumrular gibi cilveleşen
kelebek benzeri.
Uzaklardan duyuyorsun beni, ulaşmıyor sana sesim.
Bırak da varayım dinginliğine sessizliğinde.
Ve konuşayım sessizliğinle
bir lamba gibi parlak, bir yüzük gibi yalın.
Gece gibisin, suskunluğun ve takım yıldızlarınla
Yıldızlarınki gibidir sessizliğin, öyle uzak, önyargısız.

Seviyorum suskunluğunu, sanki sen yokmuşÃ§asına burada
uzakta ve hüzün dolu, sanki ölmüşsün gibi.
İşte o zaman bir sözcük yeter
Uçarım, uçarım sevinciyle yaşadığının.

Çeviri: Ergin Koparan

And more Neruda's poetry in Turkish:
http://www.dosthane.de/pabloneruda.php
http://www.siirdostu.com/sairler/pablo_neruda/
http://www.antoloji.com/pablo_neruda (166 poems)



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