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The hair falling on your forehead	A
suddenly lifted	B
Suddenly something stirred on the ground	C
The trees are whispering	D
in the dark	E
Your bare arms will be cold	F
	-
Far off	G
where we can't see	H
the moon must be rising	D
It hasn't reached us yet	I
slipping through the leaves	J
to light up your shoulder	K
But I know	L
a wind comes up with the moon	M
The trees are whispering	D
Your bare arms will be cold	F
	-
From above	N
from the branches lost in the dark	E
something dropped at your feet	O
You moved closer to me	H
Under my hand your bare flesh is like the fuzzy skin of a fruit	P
Neither a song of the heart nor common sense	Q
before the trees birds and insects	R
my hand on my wife's flesh	S
is thinking	D
Tonight my hand	T
can't read or write	U
Neither loving nor unloving	D
It's the tongue of a leopard at a spring	D
a grape leaf	V
a wolf's paw	W
To move breathe eat drink	D
My hand is like a seed	X
splitting open underground	C
Neither a song of the heart nor common sense	Q
neither loving nor unloving	D
My hand thinking on my wife's flesh	S
is the hand of the first man	Y
Like a root that finds water underground	C
it says to me	H
To eat drink cold hot struggle smell color	K
not to live in order to die	Z
but to die to live	A2
	-
And now	B2
as red female hair blows across my face	C2
as something stirs on the ground	C
as the trees whisper in the dark	D
and as the moon rises far off	G
where we can't see	H
my hand on my wife's flesh	S
before the trees birds and insects	R
I want the right of life	D2
of the leopard at the spring of the seed splitting open	E2
I want the right of the first man	Y
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Trans by Randy Blasing and Mutlu Konuk	D

Nazim Hikmet

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