FATIME KULLI
MY WHITE DESPAIR
They humiliate me, they call me
“quean”
They draw my portrait with a
paintbrush of nail,
They spot me like the black sheep
separated from the herd...
And accuse me for writing
avant-garde poetries,
What should I do, that my poetry is
what feeds the soul
Not only for me, but also for women
with childish smiles,
That read my poetries secretly from
their men
Like “The apple of sin” cause of
the disgusting moral,
That triumphs across the crowd as
an honest one.
But what should I do, that my
sinful poetries
Scare even the shepherd,
Who after reading these poetries
with thirsty hunger,
Runs with his stick in hands to
punish me...!
The disgusting moral tries to rip
out my veins of feeling
To kill my poetic spirit, to change
its destination, colours...
But I’m not afraid of him, I write
screaming,
I tack in every verse cell, like a
bloody flower
For love, for the woman’s eyes
crying, wounded,
For the tired soul, exhausted from
the desecration of morality.
The angry notes of the preachy
crowd tremble,
My fingers dive in the metaphors of
life,
Where the membranes take fire in
the verse of poetry...
The voice of God, tells me: there
is life in darkness,
There is hope in the desert, light
in the blindness,
Spirit of love, there is balance in
the universe,
Even the wounded sounds pulse in
deafness...
My white, strong despair doesn’t
tremble
Even as they insult me, offend my
morality...
I am a WOMAN, I keep writing
poetries for love,
The one pure, attractive road that
gives me life,
The soul scream that in front of
the verse makes me die...!
CENTURY OF STORMS
Twenty-first century
Wanders i kullandrisur on victims
The weapons barrage fall over
innocent people.
The blood drops flow like water on
world screens…
My mother’s soul suffers…
Wailings and injustices murmur…
I see even the sun sapless
The candlesticks of the new human
have been discolored
The shoulders of soul couldn’t bear
the horror loads!
We see little snakes, large, greedy
ones
They convert into vampires in front
of humans…
The feet soles with blood traces
Step on the pain of thousands of
women around the world…
Shshëëtt, shshëëtt... shshëëtt....
Keeps murmuring the love silently
killed…
The soul of women howls from the
abyss:
Expunge the grudge, erase the envy,
extinguish the infidelity,
Bring the light to our eyes!
The scarf of love
Tie it around your soul tight
human,
Shine light on the space, and
goodness for the humans!
Often the pray and beg in front of
the icon:
St, Mary, pray for the lives of our
children,
Heal this century of storms…
Punish the evil, the voracity,
The traffic sale of freedom for the
small nations!
Bless the peace for the people in
this world…
MOTHER'S BALLAD
The furious winds of centuries,
It casted in the chest of innocent
angels,
The time was freaking out and
It became calamity….
My submerged and down- hearted
mother,
Singing:
Janina was freaked out,
at what she sawwww,Jaaaaninoooooo
" It was Friday,- that
dayyyyyy,-Jaaaaaninooooooo”
Ah, dear mother;
“what’s that trembling voice,
as it’s coming from the legend,
Shuddering the ancestors’bones in
each cell.”
Eh, my dear daughter,
I know pretty well that disaster,
Storming and raining at that time,
The bloody stars’re falling down
one by one,
The skull of moon there lied upon
our motherland,
Mourning the tenders and blooding
the meadows,
everywhere!
Please mother, do not tell me just
blood, blood,…..Ohhhhhhh!
It’s true my daughter!
It’s shedding blood in our albanian
land.
The bloodstained land by the savage
corps,
It’s still sighting in my eyes,
The century-long rocks’re dicered
by the grief and pain,
It changed the shapes, colores and
labels,
I couldn’t soak even the shadow of
my thumb,
For writing the name upon a tomb,
Near the cradle, where I cried for
the first time.
Oh God,
How much grief, pain and tears,
It has been gulping down this
earth,
And even the sun is flunking on my
feet,
My tears are pungented on my
eyelashes,
Where the grey brows’re groaning,
It’s Chameria…
Janina was freaked out,
at what she sawwww, Jaaaaninoooooo
Please, dear mother,
Do not wailing, it’s breaking my
heart,
Oh my daughter, I’ll keep wailing
till I bore out,
Like that is the history!
(Note: This poem represents the history of the poet
ancestors, who have experienced the most inhuman Golgotha done to the common
folk of Chameria, violently removed in 1943 from their lands by the Greek Nazi
policies)
FATIME KULLI
FATIME KULLI, poet, writer, publicist,
journalist. Fatime Kulli was born on 1957 in Durrës. She finished her higher
studies in Social Science for Psychology at University of Tirana. Fatime Kulli,
is an author of 20 books, poetry, prose, researches, literary critics, awarded
with several prizes inside the country and abroad: Award "Radio Ulcinj"
Montenegro (2000). "Golden Pen" for the book “The Sea sinks inside
the shell” in Kumanova, Macedonia (2001). First place for the most beautiful
lyric poetry about love, on Balkan Poetry meetings in Korça (2003). “Golden
Pen” in Athens (2004). Second place, at the poetry meetings in Napoli, Italy
(June 2004). First Prize at the Meeting of Women Poets, Vushtri June 2008,
Kosovo. “Skampini” Prize on Balkan Poetry Meetings in Elbasan (14 March 2009).
First Prize in Balkan Poetry meetings in
Korça (2010). She has participated in several international poetic meetings.
Author in several anthologies of poetry, in many countries, such as Greece,
Germany, France, Macedonia, Kosovo, Croatia, Romania etc. She has been awarded
at the Academy of Sciences, Tirana (14 June 2014) with the title
"Ambassador of Peace", as the poet of Çameria, by the Universal
Federation of Peace.
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