Rosy lips
your white hands
hold my hands, babe,
hold them a while.
In the village where I was born
no birch trees;
I pine for cool water, babe,
caress me a while.
In the village where I was born
no wheat stems,
toss your hair around, babe,
toss it around.
Where I was born
bandits prowl at night;
I hate loneliness, babe,
talk to me a while.
the village where I was born
only northern wind;
my lips are cracked, babe,
kiss them a while.
In the village where I was born
only sour faces;
I am shy and sad, babe,
make me laugh a while.
Your face like Anatolia is beautiful;
my village is beautiful too;
now you tell me about your village, babe,
tell me for a while.
Really. Love. This.
And I really love the poetry I read on your blog.
Am a follower now and looking forward to reading more.
By the way, do you know the Robbie Robertson song “Broken Arrow”? Not quite the same meaning but broken arrows can bring renewal, too.
I will look it up. Thanks for the compliment and the lead in the song.
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