#Azerbaijan
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A Wedding on the Devil’s Cart
When the first automobiles appeared, Our mullahs called them “The Devil’s cart.” Bahtiyar Hidayet Bahtiyar Hidayet, born in 1974 in…
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The Revenge of the Egrets
The real live broadcast belongs to the egrets. Their backsides are much cleaner than this troll’s mouth. Bahtiyar Hidayet Bahtiyar…
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Ox Heads Think – Poetry from Azerbaijan
The city has just opened. In the streets of the city Ox heads are hung In front of butcher shops.…
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Poetry: The Fate of a Donkey
Uncle Mammadhasan’s donkey Had been sold to firewood traders. Every day it was under a heavy load. There was no…
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Turn Off the Nation’s Lights
Anyway, you supply electricity with interruptions. Teach us to live with interruptions as well. Turn off the nation’s lights. Bahtiyar…
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The Poet’s Heart – Poetry from Azerbaijan
A poet is also like a lamp; If it is not hung up, it does not give light. But the…
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Shakira’s Pictures – Poetry from Azerbaijan
I think it is better To burn together with Shakira… Now the walls of Rafiq’s room Are decorated with pictures…
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White Darkness – Poetry from Azerbaijan
They cut down The planet’s white lungs—the forests. Natural waters Are dwindling away. Bahtiyar Hidayet, a poet from Azerbaijan, shares…
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Poetry: Postmodern photocopy
The fence of his 10th villa has 99 towers. The 99 names of God are written on them. The missing…
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Poetry: A Night without You
My eyes are deep red, But this time not from anger. Since I saw you, My eyes have reddened from…
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