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Turkish Delight Temptations

I remember the night
spent with my Turkish delight
Fireworks dispersed sparkling light
Craved for blazing sensations
Your amorous delights were my temptations.

You always act on me with your provocations
Of my appetite that is yearning for your kiss’ delight
king of my dreams and sweet sultan, ruler of my fragrant night

Cleo the Sweet, soaked syrup in her ambrosial dates' nectar
Is offering you dainty morsels of her savory pleasure,
A Lorelei in her delicious aromatic melodious wonder,
A temptress, arousing your senses, with arts to fall under,
A dulcet so exceptional winning hearts with her candor
rose water, a redolent, spicy and enticing love rite
only seeking the embrace of her Sultan and his might
But I always remember the jubilant night;
The night I spent with my Turkish delight.

Nermin
September 23, 2004
Istanbul, Turkey

  GECELERDEN BİR GECE HATIRLIYORUM
SEVGİLİMLE GEÇİRDİĞİM
O GECEYİ
SONSUZ DUYGULARLA VE TATLI HEYECANLARLA İÇİM ERİYORKEN
VE DE HAVAİ FİŞEKLER LOŞ KARANLIKLARA EŞLİK EDİYORKEN
AŞKI FISILDAYAN DUYGULARINDIR BENDE SEVME ARZUSU
UYANDIRAN
SENİ ÖPEBİLMEK ARZUSUYLA VE DE O GÜDÜYLE

BENİ ETKİLİYORSUN DAİMA
HAKANIM,TATLI SULTANIM,ŞEKERPAREM
MİSLER KOKAN GECEMİN ÖLÜMSÜZ HÜKÜMDARI

MUHTEŞEM CLEO SUNDU AŞKIN ŞARABINI
O ENFES HURMA AROMASINDAKİ.
EŞSİZ MUTLULUKLARIN DOYUMSUZ ANLARINI SUNUYOR SANA
ONUN AROMATİK AHENKLİ HAVASINDA LORELEİ VAR
SANATTA ENDER BULUNAN
BAŞTAN ÇIKARICI DUYGULARI KÖRÜKLEYEN
HUZUR VEREN O GÖRKEMLİ MELODİDE
YÜREKLER FETHEDEN
GÜLSUYU KOKAN,TATLI,AŞK AYİNİNE DAVET EDEN
VE YALNIZCA SULTANINI VE KUDRETİNİ KUCAKLAMAYI DÜŞLEYEN

AMA BEN DAİMA COŞKULU VE SONSUZ SEVİNÇLİ O GECEYİ
HATIRLAYACAĞIM
MÜMKÜN MÜ UNUTMAK SEVGİLİMLE GEÇİRDİĞİM O GECEYİ
MÜMKÜN MÜ?


Author notes

And since Turkish delight is the theme here, it goes without saying that it should also be in the Language it speaks, THE TURKISH LANGUAGE.

I thank my friend Babby for all the effort he put with me here in this piece. Thank you Babby. And I also thank my friend Aytac Atlas for his translation. thank you dear Aytac. And most of All MY OLD FRIEND OMER BEY FOR THE GREAT INPUT AND FINAL TOUCHES HE PUT THERE ON THE TURKISH VERSION TO FIT LITERARY STANDARDS. THANK YOU OMER BEY.
Written October 10th, 2006

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  • this was very well written. Thanks for the turkish translation as well. Great work. You've only entered one poem into the contest. You've made an 80 out of 100 with this. Great work. thank you for entering the contest and best of luck to you. kahy


  • delightfulmess silver member
    September 21, 2008

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    Beautifully done.
    I enjoyed this piece thank you for entering my contest.


    Delila


    • Nermin Nazim
      September 21, 2008
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      AND I LOVED THAT MAGIC NIGHT A LOVE THAT ONCE WAS AND STILL IS ON MY MIND

      I feel though that i have to change background as it is not really ok. i had something more regal and mystic


  • thejollytinker
    August 16, 2008

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    Atilla just rolled over in his grave. SOB could never take a compliment. Without the sex, I hope this is how my girls might think of me someday. Working on it.

  • ea silver member
    August 16, 2008
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    "Turkish Delight on a moonlit night" - They Might Be Giants. Congrats on a sweet bronze cupful.


  • Duchess Dizufish
    August 14, 2008

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    Oops

    I meant to add more to that last comment, but accidentally pressed "submit".
    As I was going to say, very well done. Tasteful and sweet. :] I really liked this.

    Thanks so much for entering!

    • Nermin Nazim
      August 14, 2008
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      My dear thank you

      It was love and still is love. who said that the first love is the very first one? this is the first and always even though the rest is separation, but I know how he feels and how i feel. I can say I was really adored.

  • Duchess Dizufish
    August 14, 2008
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    Very sweet. :]
    This was a joy to read, lilting and full of alliteration and rhyme (very well done rhyme, might I add). It's chock full of adjectives, but I don't feel as if there were too many. . . I think they painted a sweet, amorous picture.


  • Ellis gold member
    December 19, 2007

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    This poem is a genuine delight, itself, as are all of your poems. I especially like the rhyme in the English version.
    ------------


  • Abdul T Alishtari
    December 16, 2006

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    The sweet too sweet is this...

    Dear Nermin Nazim

    My niece Janet foretold
    that your heart transcends
    and your sweetness behold
    amidst oceans of friends.

    Peace

    Abdul Tawala Ibn Ali Alishtari, Mage Amazigh

  • Nermin Nazim
    October 21, 2006
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    Darling daughter of mine, you can write whatever you like, you honor my page, you never spoilt it with your comments. it is just that i have a lot of work and still the fever persists which weakens me a lot. i am trying to get better and darling will talk soon. all my love and prayers to you. i will sure check your work. you are such a talented person and such a pure heart. i am blessed to have you as my daughter.
    love you much sweetheart.
    kisses


  • Vernal Bloom
    October 21, 2006
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    Well, mama, sometimes I don’t know what to write to express my exact feeling after reading your works. They are honestly written and sometimes I afraid I ruin them with my comments but when I read your replies, I feel tranquility. You’re so sweet and see everyone as sweet as yours. I love you as well, mom. *Hugs and kisses*

  • Gogetalife
    October 18, 2006
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    What a wonderful poem my dear friend, I can feel the eastern blood running through your words..and you just did an amazing job with sharing with us this beauty..I am glad you did the translation in the turkish language as well..that was great idea..I see help from other eastern souls in this piece from your comment...must be something good in the waters of the nile
    AJ

  • Nermin Nazim
    October 18, 2006
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    my dearest daughter Massy, you know there is a turkish saying " tatli ye tatli konus" it means eat sweet and speak sweet, and you are soooo sooo sweet. thank you my darling for such beautiful words and wishes.
    i love you dear.
    your mama
    nermin


  • light insight silver member
    October 13, 2006
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    I get side tracked your consistantly beautiful pened poetry. I have to read them several times because I am so fascinated from a knowledge satndpoint that I miss the passion and depth that accompanies allof your writes. I love reading your poetry. Take care, Rhon

  • Stoica
    October 11, 2006
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    This was really a beautiful write. I loved how you didn't make it completely straightforward. You told about more how you felt than what literally happened...that's exactly the kind of thing that I was hoping for. Good luck!


  • camus gold member
    October 11, 2006
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    passionate and sexy

    My lovely friend Nermin - as always, I enjoyed your poem that spoke so eloquently of passion and lust skilfully fused in such a way as to arouse the senses rather than be too brazen with coarse imagery. camus x


  • u took my user name
    October 10, 2006
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    what else can i say that hasn't already been said?
    this is beautiful. every word is powerful, and it expresses exactly what you want it to. i think you did a great job ...grabing that essence, that sweet turkish delight
    Fantastic word choice, beautiful poem. And the turkish language used just gave it some more taste. loved it.


  • Andy Stephenson
    October 10, 2006
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    It certainly seems a temptation. It seems they were tempting each other. It resulted in bliss. A good poem. I like happy poems, too.

    Andy


  • Nermin Nazim
    October 10, 2006
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    Thank you my dear very much. you boost my confidence. thanks.

  • catcrawford22
    October 10, 2006
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    great

    this is proberly the most emotional piece iv read today, you write exreatmly well


  • Puppydog gold member
    October 10, 2006
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    SO SWEET TENDER AND BEAUTIFUL!

    So beautifully written! So sweet and tender.


  • Stella Cadente
    October 10, 2006
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    This is delightful. I can picture everything because your voice was soft but powerful. My favorite line is "king of my dreams and sweet sultan"...I love how the word sultan is used there. Wonderful.


  • sarajevo
    October 10, 2006
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    wow nermin ! this is deliciously delightful and very passionnate !
    great piece indeed...i wish i could read turkish...
    bravo !
    (i dont have applauds left sweety but i'll come back later to applaud coz well you deserve it
    take care my friend
    love
    serge


  • Iohagh
    October 10, 2006
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    Darling Nena, (taking Ne from Nermin and na from Nazim) sis

    Your pillows piled high
    before orgies of food
    plush against the sky
    sets your hot mood.

    Then with his mouth
    storm clouds broke shouts
    he kept traveling south
    as tears burst out.

    Sweeter than sweetest sweats
    for as one ends
    these fabulously fragrant eats
    another you must begin.

    Smoosh

    Janet

  • Iohagh
    October 10, 2006
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    Darling Nena, (taking Ne from Nermin and na from Nazim) sis

    Your pillows piled high
    before orgies of food
    plush against the sky
    sets your hot mood.

    Then with his mouth
    storm clouds broke shouts
    he kept traveling south
    as tears burst out.

    Sweeter than sweetest sweats
    for as one ends
    these fabulously fragrant eats
    another you must begin.

    Smoosh

    Janet


  • NooNiThEWitcH
    October 10, 2006
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    wonderful

    Hey how come somebody translated for you? I thought you could speak turkish fluently! I thought Turkish only looked like Arabic letters, I did not know they had English letters too! It looks really weird! (or did you just put the letters that do no exist in English?)

    Well You already know I love this poem! So get it featured or use the "Shamelessly promoted" board.
    Keep on writing, Nermina.

    Nooni


  • Kal.
    October 10, 2006
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    Aww sweet as a turkish delight indeed! I remember reading when you sent this earlier, it was fab!!! I absolute am in awe over the wording thats been used here and there, giving a covering of complexity, yet so fun and simple to read
    Mind you, I cant read turkish, but i believe its even better hah.
    Oh well sorry for being away much, I really dont find much to write... Lost my inspiration

    Cheers,
    Khalid


  • blondone
    October 10, 2006
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    so lovely sweet and tender write, just beautiful love the imagery that came with these words....Wonderful work done here...


  • kaibab silver member
    October 10, 2006
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    You are a wonderful effervescent spirit...and innocent joy rides the wake of your words...this is beautiful


  • djmadturk
    October 10, 2006
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    hi , dear nermin , first of all , I have to say that, it goes without saying, this poem is a wonderful one .and I'd like to live a night like that . it has really good imagery .. I am really happy to help with the translation . thank you very much for leaving me piece in your page .. also i am really happy to read a masterpiece like this .. you are great .

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