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A poem written for Cemal Sureyya by Ulku Tamer
1.       tunci
7149 posts
 10 Mar 2013 Sun 03:26 pm

 

 

A poem , written by Ülkü Tamer for famous Turkish Poet and writer Cemal Süreyya.

 

Tanrı

Bin birinci gece şairi yarattı,

Bin ikinci gece cemal´i,

Bin üçüncü gece şiir okudu tanrı,

Başa döndü sonra,

Kadını yeniden yarattı.

 

 

God 

created the poet on the 1001th night,

and created  Cemal on the 1002th night,

God read a poem on the 1003th night,

then He´s gone back to the very beginning 

and recreated the woman. 

 

 

Ülkü Tamer

 



Edited (3/10/2013) by tunci
Edited (3/10/2013) by tunci

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2.       mom4maddi
64 posts
 10 Mar 2013 Sun 05:25 pm

 

Quoting tunci

 

 

A poem of a famous Turkish Poet Cemal Süreyya, He wrote this poem for Ülkü Tamer.

 

Tanrı

Bin birinci gece şairi yarattı,

Bin ikinci gece cemal´i,

Bin üçüncü gece şiir okudu tanrı,

Başa döndü sonra,

Kadını yeniden yarattı.

 

 

God 

created the poet on the 1001th night,

and created  Cemal on the 1002th night,

God read a poem on the 1003th night,

then He´s gone back to the very beginning 

and recreated the woman. 

 

 

Cemal Süreyya 

 

 

beautiful. i like

3.       gokuyum
5050 posts
 11 Mar 2013 Mon 08:14 am

I dont even want to think about how were the women v.1.0.

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