THE SEA



In my room by the seashore,

I can tell without going to the window

That the boats sailing outside

Are carrying a cargo of watermelons.



Just the way I used to.

The sea likes to hold its mirror

Across the ceiling of my room:

It likes to make me angry.



The smell of seaweed

And the fishing-ground poles pulled ashore

Remind the children who live by the sea

Of nothing at all.

Autore: Orhan Veli Kanık

THE SEA<br /><br /> <br /><br />In my room by the seashore,<br /><br />I can tell without going to the window<br /><br />That the boats sailing outside <br /><br />Are carrying a cargo of watermelons.<br /><br /> <br /><br />Just the way I used to.<br /><br />The sea likes to hold its mirror<br /><br />Across the ceiling of my room:<br /><br />It likes to make me angry.<br /><br /> <br /><br />The smell of seaweed<br /><br />And the fishing-ground poles pulled ashore<br /><br />Remind the children who live by the sea<br /><br />Of nothing at all. - Orhan Veli Kanık


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