dancing to the silence of the night we sway like a bed of roses in the wind
'in all honesty, i want to die.' leaving for good after a good long cry, she said: 'we both have suffered terribly, but, sappho, it is hard to say goodbye.' i said: 'go with my blessing if you go always remembering what we did. to me you have meant everything, as you well know. 'yet, lest it slip your mind, i shall review everything we have shared - the good times, too: 'you culled violets and roses, bloom and stem, often in spring and i looked on as you wove a bouquet into a diadem. 'time and again we plucked lush flowers, wed spray after spray in strands and fastened them around your soft neck; you perfumed your head 'of glossy curls with myrrh - lavish infusions in queenly quantities - then on a bed prepared with fleecy sheets and yielding cushions, 'sated your craving...'
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The time of roses
"Süleyman!  Tahtın  nerede? Rüzgârla birlikte  gitti. Babil!  Kudretin  nerede?  Rüzgârla  birlikte  gitti." (James Clarence Mangan)
The cherry season Is the time for love.
I wouldn't give you up, my child, For four hundred thousand. You have such lovely Eyebrows and wrists- And those wonderful hands of yours. I have to say it, No I have to shout it in the public squares That now at the coffeehouse Of this little Anatolian town Where roses smolder in whirls The cherry season Is the time for love.
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In all honesty, I want to die.’ Leaving for good after a good long cry, She said: ‘We both have suffered terribly, But, Sappho, it is hard to say goodbye.’ I said: ‘Go with my blessing if you go Always remembering what we did. To me You have meant everything, as you well know. ‘Yet, lest it slip your mind, I shall review Everything we have shared – the good times, too: ‘You culled violets and roses, bloom and stem, Often in spring and I looked on as you Wove a bouquet into a diadem. ‘Time and again we plucked lush flowers, wed Spray after spray in strands and fastened them Around your soft neck; you perfumed your head ‘Of glossy curls with myrrh – lavish infusions In queenly quantities – then on a bed Prepared with fleecy sheets and yielding cushions, ‘Sated your craving …'
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"The roses are for me, I assume?" she asked, bouncing on her feet a little. Finnaly I remembered the damn things and handed them to her. She took them from me with a gentleness that broke my heart. The first time I'd brought her flowers on the opening day, she had done the same thing with an expression that read like she couldn't believe all of them were hers. It both pissed me off and broke my heart. I'd buy her flowers every day if it meant that look would disappear from her face in time.
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