Oenophilia: Buruk şarap

19 Şubat 2011 Cumartesi

Buruk şarap

Yine bir deniz yalnızlığımda

Bu gece

Son yudumu senin şerefine içtim
Şimdi nasıl hissettiğini anlıyorum seneler sonra
Son bakışın kadar buruktu şarabım.
Merak etme artık daha fazla yargılamayacağım
Dalgalar her seferinde vazgeçiriyor
Çingene pembesi begonviller, cılız gece lambaları altında,
Bak koyu yeşil şarap şişem de bomboş aynı içim gibi
Sadece merak ettim
Şimdi nasılsın arkadaşım?

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4 yorum:

deep19 Şubat 2011 15:06
inan çok çok iyi bu.
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sarı saçlı kız20 Şubat 2011 00:28
çok teşekkür ederim, çok sevindim :)
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Modafobik21 Şubat 2011 10:26
İçlendim valla..
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sarı saçlı kız21 Şubat 2011 11:56
bir parça his uyandırabilmişsem ne mutlu :)
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Dionysus

born of Semele—he brought with him liquor from the grape, something to match the bread from Demeter. He introduced it among mortal men. When they can drink up what streams off the vine, unhappy mortals are released from pain. It grants them sleep, allows them to forget their daily troubles. Apart from wine, there is no cure for human hardship. He, being a god, is poured out to the gods, so human beings receive fine benefits as gifts from him. Euripides-The Bacchae - trans. Ian Johnston

PAN!

Nonnus, Dionysiaca 16. 289 ff : "Goatherd Pan cried out: ‘I wish my father had taught me the trick of that matchmaking wine! I wish I could be lord of the mindtripping grape, like Bakkhos (Bacchus)! Then I should have seen that cruel maiden Ekho (Echo), asleep and well drunken! Then I should have achieved my love, which like a gadfly sends me gadding afar! Farewell to this pasturage! For while I water my sheep here by a neighbouring spring, Dionysos draws intractable Nymphai to marriage by means of his tippler's river! He has invented a medicine for Eros--his plant : away with the goat's milk, away with the milk of my ewes! For that cannot bring sleep to desire, nor a maiden to marriage. I alone, Kythereia [Aphrodite], must suffer. Alas for love! Syrinx [transformed into a reed] escaped from Pan's marriage and left him without a bride, and now she cries Euoi to the newly-made marriage of Dionysos with melodies unasked; while Syrinx gives voice, and to crown all, Ekho chimes in with her familiar note. O Dionysos, charmer of mortals, shepherd of the bridal intoxication! you alone happy, because when the Nymphe denied, you found out wine, love's helper to deck out the marriage!’ ◦Nonnos, Dionysiaca - Greek Epic C5th A.D.

19 Şubat 2011 Cumartesi

Buruk şarap

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