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delafilpoetry · 3 years
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This is a tormenting farewell.
I am leaving you in the care of god.
You are not to be mine.
Our names crossed each other’s pages but we didn’t remain on all of them.
You‘ll forever be my most painful but also my favourite chapter.
The only way we’ll see each other again is when you dare to cross my mind.
You might be my naseeb in another life.
But in this one we don’t belong to each other.
I am letting you go.
—Delafil
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liebezufalastin · 7 years
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Die die wir in uns tragen, bleiben bis in die Ewigkeit die tiefsten Narben. Und so wie Layla, Sieht man der Liebe ihre Schönheit nicht an. Gefühle die man nicht erlebt können nicht umschrieben werden. Oh Layla, wieso sehen sie dich nicht. Bist du doch der Mondschein der die dunklen Gassen erhellt. Und die Welt ohne Majnun sie ist kalt, doch es regnet nicht. Sanfte Tropfen die die Erde liebkosen Und ihr Leben einflößen. Warum habt ihr Layla von Majnun getrennt? Im Garten der liebe sind die Rosen verdorrt, Und sie haben die Blüten geneigt. Ein Garten umhüllt von Dornen denn die Rosen haben dem gedeihen abgeschworen.
—Delafil
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filistininkalbi · 5 years
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Ah Esmer yarim,
Siyah saclarindan asilan
Kucuk bir umut.
Beni sana baglayan bir güven
Gozlerinin kahve renginde saklanan bir kelime.
Gönlünün derininden sessisce fisildayan Acilar.
Soyle ki bana, simdi kazanan kim?
—Delafil
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yoshimuraetos · 3 years
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i’ve got the following urls uft:
canon:
kudoutadanobu (kiben gakuha, yotsuya senpai no kaidan)
hazukiyou (tsukiuta)
sousakishino (boku no hero academia)
saijoumariya (ore monogatari)
rukanazumi (tsukipro / vazzrock)
delafille (granblue fantasy)
plurals:
yoshimuraetos (tokyo ghoul)
saikoyonebayashis (tokyo ghoul)
conditions under the cut:
1. canon urls only. i don’t mind single worded or two worded urls as long as they’re canon. i won’t accept separated (name-surname) urls.
2. i’ll only accept plurals in exchange for the only two plural urls i own, and only if you offer me any character i am really attached to (and i am really really attached to saiko and eto!).
3. i’m willing to trade for: granblue fantasy, kimetsu no yaiba, haikyuu, tsukiuta/tsukipro, dc comics, tokyo ghoul, norse/greek mythology, octopath traveler, chainsaw man and choujin x urls.
4. i have more urls that i don’t wanna trade, but if you have an url i can be really interested in, i can tell you which are and see if you can be interested.
send me an ask or a direct message here to contact me! (i’m not 24/7 on here so i may answer some days after, please be patient!!)
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There are various types of candles such as fat ones, thin ones, tea light holders, Xmas candle holders to add more glamour, fancy ones for kids, Christmas tree décor candles. One of the bestsellers is the red ones.
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delafilpoetry · 3 years
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Laid my hopes in you
like they used to lay children into the Euphrates.
Most times they drowned
and got lost before they were even close to their destination.
How will I ever mourn and move on?
When I will always be uncertain
about them reaching the riverside.
—Delafil
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delafilpoetry · 4 years
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My mother braids my thick brown hair, as if she is holding on to a part of her identity in this foreign country. And she tells me tales of her childhood and how she used to collect hazelnuts in the colour of my curls.
—Delafil
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delafilpoetry · 5 years
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I stood up, opened my eyes
And erased your memories
Which were lingering upon the edges
Of my eyelashes.
And I took the ferry,
Sat beside the window
And erased your name.
Your name which was echoing through my thoughts
Like the waves of the sea.
And even the sun rays noticed my grief,
Trying to find a beam of happiness-
Caressing my face with their warmth.
But they cannot give me back what you took.
And just like Rudy Francisco said,
I only ever write when I’m falling in love
Or falling apart.
I did not have the time to fall.
All I have is your absence
And the bitter cold of an April morning.
—Delafil
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delafilpoetry · 5 years
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My desire to write overwhelms me
Every inch of my being
Craves to fulfil the duty
I do not call myself a poet
Because I do not own the language
Poetry owns me and I am the language's slave.
How many torn pages
Prove my loyalty
The poem carries me
Alive I become
As the pages skip
One by one.
—Delafil
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delafilpoetry · 5 years
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From the bottom of
My heart rises an echo.
A voice I’ve muted ages ago.
But the heart is louder than any sense.
And it sings a song
only your heart could hear,
If it would listen.
But your heart is sitting beneath a river,
weeping
For all that it has lost.
Not able to see all it could gain.
If only your heart would be as obsessed as your eyes.
Eyes in which so many have drowned.
And I vowed to never drown again.
But with you I can see my future,
Inevitably I too, will lose myself in you.
And it will be the greatest loss in history.
—Delafil
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delafilpoetry · 5 years
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I open the book of myths and force the pages to hand me the words.
My medicine is hidden below the pages of the paragraphs. Telling ancient stories.
About how Layla left Majnun and Romeo who died for Juliet.
But what happens if love visits you on a winter night and leaves you nothing but sorrow and memories
Memories.
Dark brown eyes.
Rusty voice.
Height as tall as a tree.
Loving never healed me,
Pain opened my heart.
Poetry became the meaning.
Feelings were deceiving.
—Delafil
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delafilpoetry · 6 years
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I dreamt I saw an olive tree
Its leaves told me ancient stories
Stories about the children playing in the sand.
And I saw Jerusalem from another perspective
As if a bird took my sight
And flew to the holy city
Not even the smell of Damascus was sweeter.
I dreamt I saw an olive tree.
And the sound of peace was louder than the sound of guns.
People were throwing roses to welcome each visitor.
Ana falastini, my grandfather said when the visitors arrived
I am Palestinian
I dreamt I saw an olive tree.
In its shade my mother,
My brother and my sisters.
A calming breeze from the east
And a white horse.
I dreamt I saw an olive tree.
And I woke up,
drenched in sweat
Realising it was only just a dream.
The war goes on,
so does the occupation
And they do not only hold our ancestors hostage
But also the olive trees.
—Delafil
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delafilpoetry · 6 years
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Softness was a language, my lovers were never fluent in.
—Delafil
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delafilpoetry · 6 years
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I beg you,
Take away the words,
And with them the meaning.
Take away the rhythm
And all that’s deceiving.
Had I found a place
to call my peace of mind.
Wouldn’t every night be filled
With words I try to find.
Not even an umbrella
Would shield me from the rain,
Had I not vowed to become a writer,
Endure and write down all the pain.
It is not only mine
That I carry with me
A burden much bigger
Than any nationality.
A burden much deeper,
Than the separating sea.
And I reassure myself
God’s promise is true.
Had I not believed and trusted.
Would I have ever met you?
And the rhythm shackles me,
I would never dare to run away.
From a suffering so beautiful.
That my mind turns into a place of fray.
—Delafil
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delafilpoetry · 7 years
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One of the many battles non western men have to face is being a father to a daughter. Either the biggest struggle or blessing. The easiest way to take care of your daughter is to hide her. Hide her from the world and from the mistakes, Which are only frowned upon if a woman commits them. So they lock her away. Telling her she is too precious for this world. But they forget that, one day She has to face it. And she won't be prepared for it. She'll be full of fear And each day will pass with another experience that she wasn't ready for. And she'll think that she always needs a guardian to feel safe. Because she was too precious to be taught to raise her voice. Too precious to say no. Too precious to do things on her own. Too precious to face life with all its battles alone.
—Delafil
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