"bulgaria" poems
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Dec 21, 2019
Dec 21, 2019 at 11:08 AM UTC
My fingertips will never let me forget the scent of stale cigarettes.
I was a fool in London. All the friends I made had better accents than me.
I dreamed of Bulgaria and Brazil.
I walked through mud. I waited for French tides.
I trudged in heavy water waders.
My hands built a house with stones older than the country on my passport.
The etching of cement on my boots still reminds me what we carried there.
We drove along tired volcanoes and craggy cliffs in the dark.
I never learned how to drive manual.
We flew further south. I dried out in the sun.
The glands of Spanish streets pulsated
citrus mist into the air, my lungs.
I never did remember the difference between limon and lime.
We stayed in a haunted castel but missed Halloween.
The upper peninsula, where Napoleon dreamed of a better dinner.
We moved to Shangri-La. Even in Eden, people still snore.
But there were cakes laced with flowers. And I was over the moon.
Then, a dreamscape. The closest to the Arctic I’ve ever been.
We ate deer for dinner. I baked Danish pies. I slept supine in a smoke-filled yurt. It was all peace. It was all over.
Jan 26, 2015
Jan 26, 2015 at 3:49 PM UTC
This is a very special day in Bulgaria, my friends. Here - http://www.balkanfolk.com/news.php?id=23 - you can read more on it.
marigolds
marigolds
San Clemente*
and the sun that is
opening
we will lose ourselves
before they find us
in the eternal searching
for ourselves
(and the mind again
steps over us)
did you recognize the happiness
Ahasver**
marigolds
(like an epoch)
San Clemente
and I am bowing
The original:
невени
невени
Сан Клементе
и слънцето, което се
разтваря
ще се загубим
преди да ни намерят
във вечното си търсене
на себе си
(и мисълта отново ни
прекрачва)
позна ли щастието
Ахасфере
невени
(като епоха)
Сан Клементе
и се прекланям
*In one lateral chapel there is a shrine with the tomb of Saint Cyril of the
Saints Cyril and Methodius who created the Glagolitic alphabet and Christianized the Slavs.
**Wandering Jew; the name Ahasver is adapted from Ahasuerus the Persian king in Esther, who was not a Jew, and whose very name among medieval Jews was an exemplum of a fool
/from wikipedia/
Translator Bulgarian-English: Vessislava Savova
rarebird
© bogpan - all rights reserved.
May 23, 2011
May 23, 2011 at 11:34 PM UTC
Christ, dost Thou live indeed? or are Thy bones
Still straitened in their rock-hewn sepulchre?
And was Thy Rising only dreamed by her
Whose love of Thee for all her sin atones?
For here the air is horrid with men’s groans,
The priests who call upon Thy name are slain,
Dost Thou not hear the bitter wail of pain
From those whose children lie upon the stones?
Come down, O Son of God! incestuous gloom
Curtains the land, and through the starless night
Over Thy Cross a Crescent moon I see!
If Thou in very truth didst burst the tomb
Come down, O Son of Man! and show Thy might
Lest Mahomet be crowned instead of Thee!
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The Rent-a-Mob loonies, the gangsters and the Racists
damaged scums of society and contemporary politics
Ignorant arrogant sociopaths who want it all for nothing
Indulgent wasters in nation awashed with opportunities
In idle union they scream, feed us poor and **** the Rich
Strangers come Poland, Bulgaria, India and all over
to work in farms, hospitals, hotels and Constructions
Building futures and faring in endeavours with sweat
Crimson gangs and Renta Mobs states we serve nobody
**** the wealth makers, **** the parasites and let's drink
Our shyster gangs of Revo-comrades and malcontents
See killing fields, whereas strangers toil and find rich pickings
Our Revos Distract, confuse, sow seeds of dissent, make strife
Blame all others, lie and decieve, fling indulgent political turds
Rent brainwashed Mobs,into ***** bridgard to do their ***** work
We all know life is unfair and even roses have imperfections
Some are born to riches in spades and some born to beggars in dusts
Those with time, sit and ask God why, just a fact of life to accept
But from dust has risen billionaires, whilst riches have made duds
Insane Crimson sits in spurious guise and odious fallacy playing God
Yeh, **** the Rich and feed the poor, why hide and use Rent a mob
Why not air your case in broad daylight and stand your conviction
The coward you are knows it hold no sanity for those with sense
Except for thieves, the workshy and wasters who cheat to survive
In your city of merits aplenty, Revo-crimson is beneath contempt
Dec 13, 2018
Dec 13, 2018 at 9:56 AM UTC
With the heart worn like an
old man's shoe
With the wind a last friend
of my second hand jacket
all blown and frail
I continue
to denounce the golden streets of disguised power
to trounce on hidden cops
to pounce on everything rotten in Denmark
to reek and to rage
like a rusting zoo cage
an overturned ****
a pensive white button
withering in my brain
a push cart filled with
burning accusations
I remain
street bound weary
I'm that secret little hope
gnawing at the nape
of your neck
Note: Re-written in Sofia, Bulgaria on the 14th of July 2012 after once again (after so many countless times) being followed and harassed even in front of my own house...I guess it's nice to know that some people read poetry very very attentively ;--))
Jul 14, 2012
Jul 14, 2012 at 8:49 AM UTC
The Rozhen Monastery of the Nativity of the Mother of God (Bulgarian: Роженски манастир "Рождество Богородично", Rozhenski manastir "Rozhdestvo Bogorodichno") is the biggest monastery in the Pirin Mountains in southwestern Bulgaria. It is one of the few medieval Bulgarian monasteries well preserved until today.
Rozhen Monastery website
http://rozen.pmg-blg.com/index.php
Rozhen
on a dry tree hung
does the monastery hang
and a road is curving
like a snake
with its tail up
do you hear that cry
of the rocks
the silence screams
overcome
by all the words
by the roar of crickets
by the blood in the vains
I've never understood nothing
stuck the palms
and three fingers
above the soil
The original:
рожен
на сухо дърво окачен
виси манастирът
и се извива път
подобно змия
с опашката си нагоре
чуваш ли онзи вик
на скалите
тишината пищи
сломена
от всичките думи
от грохота на щурците
от кръвта във вените
никога нищо не съм разбрал
залепнали дланите
и три пръста
над пръст
*Translator Bulgarian-English: Vessislava Savova
rarebird
© bogpan - all rights reserved.
Nov 30, 2010
Nov 30, 2010 at 10:30 PM UTC
Come to take you around in Montana, my friend!
From the waters of Ogosta dam
to the waves of the fountain
and the fabulous nights in Monteto.
Nowhere on earth or the Balkans you will find a city like that,
even at sea for it's the quietest and most pleasant city in Bulgaria.
A city with an ancient history,
dating back to before the coming of Christ,
telling of the intransigence of the people
and their hunger for knowledge.
A city with good people who deserve respect and esteem,
people who believe in a better future and
the progress of their young spirit.
They pass this faith and knowledge on to future generations
about the energy and loyalty to our city.
From the dazzling and beautiful Chiprovtsi carpets
to the countless and charming summers and winters.
Welcome!
Apr 2, 2021
Apr 2, 2021 at 8:21 AM UTC
And he killed him. And he killed him. And he killed him.
"I'm going to **** you." And he killed him. Here is the Ada fruit.
Nelson Mandela, Nelson Mandela, from New York
to the United States. U = United States,
Russian and Black Cabinet. 'K' and music, weather,
window, Ethiopia, prophet, women, black women,
black children, mothers, mothers, mothers, mothers,
mothers, mothers, mothers, mothers, voices beautiful and bright,
eyes, forehead, hair color without hair.
The story of Tama and Rehumanum is not so difficult,
but it has improved in the landscape, music and child labor.
He was born in Latin and Latin America, symbol of Alma Gold.
Well, I can hear more words than you, I listen more than words.
The story is a mistake, it is an improvement. Aristotle has a very important relationship with robotics: Cicero, A lot of Friendships,
Alison Krauss Music, Songs, Dance, Women are part of Pharaoh's fantasies about the well-being of women in the religious community.
... Chrétien c. Chatroulette is a smoke.
Marcus, in bed, you talk one day, the dog is like a chair
and a tradition, a professional Spanish lawyer
and a Geiger from Zaragoza. This has three mysterious powers.
What are the three marriages now?
You have to leave Bing Bing for Bing
Light and Bing Bing. Stay in the mental
park. Six tracks were borrowed from
the six wildflowers in modern sportswear
and softball clothing. The principle of
rewards and poisonings in Bulgaria,
Bulgarian jewelery, jewelery, lifestyle.
Oct 20, 2018
Oct 20, 2018 at 11:49 PM UTC
lots of tasty foods
colorful seasons changing
as Black Sea shivers
Mar 7, 2021
Mar 7, 2021 at 7:51 AM UTC
*so there are fifty states and they’re joined by federation laws,
but talk of “the state” is not talked about in the same way as
talk of california
or new jersey or new england...
because these states... ah blah blah... why not change
it to the f.n.a.: federation of north america?
it’d sell you a few badges, t-shirts and balloons.*
so in america the federal laws are like ecclesiastical laws,
and state laws are like european state laws -
steal an onion from a merchant’s stand
and get your hand chopped off
in the translation of arabic, should it come to such
drastic action -
so while in europe the church-state of einstein’s
vocabulary went their separate ways
ensuring that time became definite and space became definite
and the space-time / church-state hyphenated coupling
was simply defined as indefinite...
and that coupling became sort of theoretically
stuck in bubblegum of inactivity and awe as truth.
in america there’s a purposive blocked toilet
of the federal (laws) never meeting the state (laws)...
but imagine if the federal met the state
like the church once met & clung to the state...
this purposive avoidance of the two never meeting
in america is already problematic
from what i have heard...
the two need to meet and then uncouple...
like in europe where the church & state met and then divorced...
this state / federal engagement can’t last...
there has to be a marriage... and subsequent divorce to just
see how the political engine works...
otherwise there’ll be a lawyers’ limbo to contend with,
i.e. when a lawyer doesn’t understand something
he tends to use his defence mechanism of making at least
one word ambiguous with the word’s secondary, tertiary meaning,
which doesn't ask for a serious argument
but a solipsistic technicality of not talking to the person
least informed but most ambitious to say something, anything.
i.e. you can’t really claim that california is federated
if the wealth of california is worth as much as iowa, nebraska,
north dakota, south dakota, wyoming... basically the whole of mid-west
scotland ireland bulgaria and romania and sicily;
but i’m sure thomas jefferson was looking for pretty geography
rather than equations to stamp out marxism.
Oct 22, 2015
Oct 22, 2015 at 11:03 AM UTC
american drwal,
god almighty...
it's so ******* nasal....
it's almost like
listening to it due hubris:
i'm prone to titilate
***** and gag
and **** and dodgy
doggy the **** out
of shoving an umbrella
where the homosexual wished
it shined.
glutton nasal...
phlegm culprit...
it's almost likely,
that people forgot to utilise
the larynx...
but when jennifer lawrence says
it: i'm giddie i.e. stirrup ready i r
fidgety e e e e, e e e e,
am, cool...
because that's the last word
you'd use, right now, hawkish & priestly....
that nasal goo though... **** me!
what an enlarged concept
of a pond!
knee deep:
kneeling limbo, a Yiddish Dante...
hey presto!
lucky-lookie! a ******* rainbow!
secondant: a berserk's tourism escapade,
minus York....
given the: jawohl... alter.
(in the extreme: salutation...
in the least? ******* on the Irish...)
alter... ya-wol....
had there been a Hegel for
a ****** i guess the world would have
graced enough concerns for a lack
of a Napoleon:
it still means fuck-all to me,
to be certain.
me in a quiet room?
pleasantry or peasant talk?
probably the latter...
drill... drum...
Bulgaria vita spes mea!
ya-voll kungen - king - sh-wed
szved - karga - barren -
kryta: hidden -
ravéné minus gorgon:
culprit: ravaged due cruise invoking crude,
to, vector, noir also: too... x.
Jan 7, 2017
Jan 7, 2017 at 11:31 PM UTC
Daylight messenger rests in sky alleys
Shining like snowy pearls
He glides with the scent of the valley
Fairy mist wraps up the cores of roses
Awaking their youth's aroma
Morning carries a bliss of chroma
With roots inside the earthly womb
Their cosmic songs flow
Feeding our senses with goodness
Enigmatic spirits
Has their beauty shown
The valley offers her rich growth
Petals majestic thrive crimsoned with a glee
Their oils are a blessing to all
Green forms breathe, apples, and grass sculpted within a scene
In the Land of Roses
Bulgaria, oh jewel in the wild
Your wheat and your goods spring from deep like the waters
Sep 14, 2023
Sep 14, 2023 at 9:39 PM UTC
The first of March,
The day where red and white entangle
In the tradition of Bulgaria
Into a token summoning good health,
And luck, and non-material wealth
To the body and the spirit of the wearer
Be well, my friends, and fellow feathers,
Around the world, from near and far,
May fortune bring you well
Mar 1, 2020
Mar 1, 2020 at 4:53 AM UTC
Did the clues betray the fantasist
from Uncle Bulgaria on the Cornwall move
alas his mother dies yearly
twice so far anyway
as the wind cries liar
but lets take a specialist narcissist
too busy planning a wedding on that train
from Vietnam to volunteer
in Uganda or Gambia
as voices speak in head
been there done it Mr Revisionist
he was at the barricade at the Bastille
hoisting the tricolour he writes
as ladies swoon
he's done them all
our Chamberlain is now Revolutionist
fighting for a New World order on keyboard
after he left the RAF
do let tell worthless bullies
the clues are in plain sight
the contempt is resounding
even Buddha knows that
Apr 6, 2022
Apr 6, 2022 at 8:03 PM UTC
WHEN THE CLOGS BLOSSOM
(когато цъфнат налъмите).
( for the one and only Onelia )
Stepping into
the forest was
stepping into
a fairy tale.
The trees gathered
‘round and soon
had him surrounded
inspecting this little
speck
of humanity
they the forest had
curiously come across.
I had, without knowing it
said goodbye
to the sky
which it seemed
had been turned off
with a click and
a snap of
a twig.
“How now
human boy!”
bellowed a bough
bowing to my frightened
little personhood.
Now and then a scrap
of sky appeared
held prisoner
as if it were
the last bit of sky
ever to be seen
a museum piece.
Here, now
lost in Bulgaria
I sat & listened
to my self
the blood within me
circulating circumspectly.
The forest
watching me
as if deciding
which part
of me
to eat
. . .first.
Jul 13, 2017
Jul 13, 2017 at 7:17 PM UTC
Yesterday
I met someone who understood, who felt, who had the experiences I do
and knew
he knew
if only our conversation hadn't been cut short
because for a moment there
I actually felt like this cloud had become
a little less grey
and a little less heavy
Jul 21, 2016
Jul 21, 2016 at 8:31 AM UTC
Looking back at my first week in Bulgaria...
Do not compare Cyrillic to Russian or face hysteria!
Don’t take it personal if folks seem grumpy or whiney,
Their hearts are still huge, though their dogs are all tiny.
A deep, proud history they gladly declare,
While we Western Europeans seem to shout everywhere.
I love the slow living, its pace and its grace,
Yet curse when my beer is last place in the race.
The first place I’ve been where no card tips apply,
Only cash levs will put a spark in their eye.
Five more weeks left to wander and play,
To learn how the locals make a slow life feel okay.
Aug 5, 2025
Aug 5, 2025 at 12:58 PM UTC
are you embracing mountains within me, each swallowed three suns upon sunset
a flock of longing birds up high, leaves a grain of spring to eyes
seeing again, that white painting, our hands in tenderness, sketch out a swan
and in the shadow of the beak, a broken off scream of solitude, lies hidden
* * *
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Jan 31, 2018
Jan 31, 2018 at 5:46 PM UTC
"Casablanca" is my all-time favorite movie.
I usually only watch a movie once. If it is a
great movie, twice. "Casablanca" I have
watched probably 50, 60 times. Why is that,
you ask? There are many reasons. Every
scene is iconic. Bogart, who was expelled
from Andover, the school from which I
graduated, is not handsome, yet he emotes
a singular masculine appeal. I wish there
were a real Rike's Cafe Americain. I would
go wherever it was, even though I neither
drink alcohol nor gamble. Virtually every
actor and actress plays her or his part in a
scintillating way. The story line keeps me
rapt, even though I have seen the movie
so many times The Paris scenes are the
most romantic I have ever seen. When
Bogart helps the young married couple
from Bulgaria get enough money to get
to Lisbon, then to America, by cheating his
own casino, my heart, too, is softened.
And the dialogue at the end of the movie
is trenchant, unforgettable. But, to be
honest, the most compelling reason I have
watched "Casablanca" so many times is
that when Ingrid Bergman and her movie
husband first enter Rick's, I instantly press
"pause." Then I spend as long as I wish
staring at Ingrid's face, the most beautiful
woman's face I have ever seen, and I have
had the good fortune to see many beautiful
faces of women up close in my life, but none
as radiant and mesmerizing as Ingrid's.
Copyright 2020 Tod Howard Hawks
Jan 12, 2020
Jan 12, 2020 at 1:25 AM UTC
but face it, with me, you're at least standing on your own two feet... better an enemy you know, than a "friend" you don't... and that saying is as old as the world, beginning with the infamous brother cain; and nothing good ever came from enforcing love, in the guise of a movement toward a conglomerate... look how john lenon's love jingle went down... let alone jesus.
you obviously never taken a ****
or a **** in a construction site
toilet... have you?
there are two great teachers -
it's either the army,
or it's the construction site...
most of the people on the internet
would have a mental break-down
after just one day on
the construction site...
do a summer on a construction
and you'll leave it
with a hard lizard skin...
oh believe me,
post-2004 it was racist graffiti
against central europeans,
the usual go home...
etc.,
then romania & bulgaria joined
the "gracious project",
the "hate speech"... no, just
blunt racism...
shifted to them...
its actually fun to watch these
entries in toilet cubicles...
second class racists...
couldn't scribble openly on walls
for pedestrains to see...
had to scuttle like vermin
and write it in toilet cubicles...
but hey... since we're playing
pass the parcle...
i was going to cite
a john agard poem: half-caste...
but i think i have one better...
and oh looky looky, it also
involes arabs...
so... what you're basically saying
is that: you're a half-baked ******
p.s. that question?
it's not really regarding afro-saxons,
its more or less regarding
those oil-drenched olivers
and olivettes.
Jul 10, 2017
Jul 10, 2017 at 6:24 PM UTC