Friday, November 1, 2024

KUJTIM HAJDARI

 



Moments Of Vacation

 

The moon had reserved an intimate corner for us,

a beautiful evening by the endless shore,

it has always left us with memories,

always sitting close to us, side by side.

 

On your chest, it endlessly sprinkled stardust,

and the stars bathed you in their light,

so sweetly they brought an light bridal glow,

and the beautiful years forgotten aside.

 

Under the waltz of the waves that called out love,

we flew, intoxicated, in the watery expanses,

such beauties do not happen every day,

such beauties are wedding moments.

 

The waves came laughing with flowers in hand,

and gently caressed our great moments,

these vacation nights, a gilded moon,

and stars shining so brightly, I had never seen.

 

You Came...

 

You came quietly, serene,

like a breeze of flowers that comes sweetly,

that caresses and passes gently,

and leaves a butterfly in my heart.

 

This hot summer so intense,

you refreshed with your joy,

God wished for me to be so fortunate,

on these vacations like on the magic of a dream.

 

You revived a dead world,

a world that slept in the steppes,

a forgotten and faint voice,

that the waves casted upon the cliffs.

 

You ignited a quenched fire,

made your spirit to get light,

to the love that you had missed,

You reawakened all the melodies.

 

Come, Join With Us!

 

 (Haiku)

 

1.

 

Summer smiles us,

The beach - hugs all the people,

The waves applaud.

 

2

 

Don't know how happy,

When merge myself in the songs,

That crowds sing around.

 

3

 

The skins like chocolate,

The sun paints them so sweetly,

As master painter does.

 

4

 

Come, join with us,

The summer flow, goes speedy,

It's far his return.

Kujtim Hajdari

 

Don't Disturb Kids Smiles!

 (Senryu)

 

1

 

He wets the beachgoers,

And smiles them highly voice,

They take from his joy.

 

2

 

He discovers the world,

Can you do him happier?

Give him a big smile!

 

3

 

The world needs enough,

The future calls us today:

Don't disturb kids smiles!

 

Poetry

(Ars Poetica)

 

Poetry is a violin bow,

in the hands of the poet,

that makes the strings of the soul and heart

to yearn and tremble,

to fly with the wings

of feelings,

and rest in the magic of dreams.

 

Poetry is a conductor like spring,

that ignites the world with thousands of colors

and endless aromas,

makes the symphonies sing

and the soul and heart of a person

to emerge from the shadows.

Kujtim Hajdari

 

KUJTIM HAJDARI

 

KUJTIM HAJDARI: Kujtim Hajdari was born in Hajdaraj on April 10, 1956 in the city of Lushnja in Albania. He completed his university studies in Albanian language and literature in Albania. He worked as a literature teacher in high school. He has been in exile in Italy for years and since 2010 he has also become an Italian citizen. Now live in USA. He has written many volumes of poetry in Albanian and the last in Italian and English. He has participated in many international competitions where he has had several appreciations and awards as: The CUP of the special prize of the "GOLDEN PAGES OF ITALIAN POETRY" 1918. FIRST PRIZE for the diaspora of the Poetry Festival in Albania, 2019. The CUP of prize of the magazine "World poets and their poetry" in Romania, 2020. FINALIST in 7 places in "European Poetry Championship” 2020, etc. He was awarded the title ARTISTIC HONOR OF THE DIASPORA in 2021, by "Jehona Shqiptare" for his contribution to the National Poetry Festival in Albania, edition 4, as the Deputy Chairman of the Festival. He is elected member of the evaluation committee of poets participating in the national poetry festival to be held in 2023 and 2024 organized by "Jehona Shqiptare” in Albania. In 2024, he participates in the association of writers and poets of Massachusetts in the USA, where she is included in their annual Anthology for 2024 with a poem and a short literary biography. Up to now, with his poems he is part of 64 national and international anthologies. His poems have been published in many newspapers in his country and abroad.


No comments :

Post a Comment