When my father died,
İnce Mehmet had just climbed to the mountains,
I was lying on the sofa in the school dormitory,
I was reading thin Mehmet.
There was the sun,
People outside,
I was cold,
Lying on the cedar.
İnce Mehmet, between the lines,
Your father was calling, they're going to shoot your father,
Painful brake sounds in my ears,
I am a limb cut off from my body.
It wasn't like my face,
Smooth and hairless,
Black Sea cities,
Trees are closer to god.
In the Black Sea mountains,
With a lamppost planted in the wrong place,
It was the collision of the two-cylinder engine,
The shot that thin Mehmet told me.
That's when
It was cut from my body,
When I was my father's age,
The pain of the limb I hear.
İnce Mehmet is in a cave,
The men of the agha who will shoot,
Separated from that puppy,
My sun had faded.
Ince Mehmet's Mauser
I read thin Mehmet,
His death and separation from my father,
Here at eleven I lived with him.
Ince Mehmet's death,
After my father's forty,
I learned when I was eleven,
My father was not even forty.
I just entered his age,
My daughter is my age,
The room is living the separation before I die,
Will live at my age,
The pain of death.
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