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This collection of poetry, written by a poet who overcame barriers and discouragement to gain an education, explores a variety of topics, including love, marriage, sorrow, people, war, and children in an effort to bring smiles to faces.

Shepherd in Love The shepherd read a poets lines And played the pipe to his sheep. He took the sun up in the sky And a pretty-faced girl into his dreams. The river flowed under his feet. Then he thought again of his sheep. To an old willow, he leaned, And for his loneliness, he burst out weeping.
LanguageEnglish
PublisheriUniverse
Release dateApr 10, 2015
ISBN9781491757888
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Gülümse Ok

Gülümse Ok began writing poetry in primary school. She grew up a member of a large family in an Anatolian village where there was no school. Despite barriers placed between her and education, she pursued it and eventually attended university. Now married with two children, she lives in Istanbul.

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    Smile - Gülümse Ok

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    Copyright © 2015 Gülümse Ok.

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    ISBN: 978-1-4917-5791-8 (sc)

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    Library of Congress Control Number: 2015902342

    iUniverse rev. date: 4/08/2015

    Contents

    Disappearance

    The Moon Woman

    Zeus And Mother Earth

    My Name Is Smiler

    Villages Like Cities

    Gone For All

    You And We

    All Those Kiddie Gangs

    Hope

    Let’s Look Beautiful

    Woman Of The Suburb

    The Anatolian

    To My First Love

    Tell Me Mummy

    A Youth Poem

    I Don’t Get Cold

    Thoughts

    Birds And Kids

    The First In Civilization

    What Did We Say?

    Smells Of My Village

    The Angry Bull

    Marriage And Love

    To Lose

    Festivals For Brides

    My Hands Are Reaching Out To A Poem

    Who Am I?

    Ruthless Time

    I Am Cold And Tired

    Snow And The Light

    Evening Again

    Protect Yourself

    Love

    Don’t Mind

    Babies And Kids

    Some Part Of Me Smiles

    Boxy Houses

    Think

    Some Anger, Some Hatred

    Let’s Go, My Girl

    Turns The World

    The Year 2010

    Woman To Woman Violence

    Shepherd In Love

    A Little Lady On Istiklal Street

    One-Breath Symphony

    Hey, Shepherd

    Every Child Grows One Day, My Teacher

    Pick Up The Stars And Go

    Oh You, Istanbul

    I Am Tired Of People

    When Love Dries Up

    How Bold You Are

    It Seems They Deceived Us

    White Ship

    Yesterday Night

    Ali Labouring

    They Killed Özgecan!

    Wish I Had A Lover

    About The Author

    2010

    Disappearance

    Sometimes you feel like a lost bird—

    All alone, deserted …

    People and time take the love meant for you,

    Leaving nothing behind.

    When you feel like your life is just beginning,

    At the door, you await; it’s evening.

    The words are now slow, still, and bittersweet.

    Life is somewhere shattered,

    Just like

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