Poems
In Search of Beloved
Just like the wild lupines gleaming
In the middle of the dark woods,
Hunting your sheen face hither and yon
While the scent from your shredded Pheran,
Is...
Poems
Loluk Aalaw
(Lol'e Mazchar)
Wakhta akh gov tan'e te
Su nai aav khabr'e zanh te
Wanduk malaal'e gov sai
Kin'e ret'kael waen su ye mai(Saadge)
Shu'hul tai shruizch ous
Wakhta su praun...
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