I Come And Stand At Every Door

[David76481]

its about the vid is that a atomic bomb exploded on hiroshima japan

[akntxx]

it's a poem by a Turkish poet called Nazim Hikmet.

[warbler7]

Correct!

[WareZz]

that should have inspired the scenario of "the ring "

[Trifongr]

nuclear weapons are a curse

[Ermengarde11]

End Nuclear Weapons!!

This is beautifully written, I just learned that the Byrds put it to the music of Silkie, listen to it if you haven't before.

[booksmusicart]

looked at this again, and must say, again,

most excellent, my dear friend

[stuntcat666]

A beautiful poem. I thought it was just a This Mortal Coil song, then I figured out it was a Byrds song. But it's really an old poem, I'm glad I found this video!

[Ermengarde11]

Same here! I never knew the song by the Byrds existed. See my version of Silkie, the traditional tune that was borrowed for the Byrds version.

[fiendwithoutaface66]

you should check out the version I'd consider to be the best by the band the misunderstood, it's called I Unseen

[sazsozben]

@stuntcat666 yes by Nazim Hikmet...And turkish version /watch?v=G3I4OnAuZIo&feature=r­elated

[mozart25gminor]

continuing..

benim sizden kendim için

hicbir sey istedigim yok .

seker bile yiyemez ki

kagit gibi yanan çocuk.

caliyorum kapinizi

teyze,amca bir imza ver

cocuklar oldurulmesin

seker de yiyebilsinler by Nazim Hikmet Ran

[mozart25gminor]

original text is: kapilari calan benim kapilari birer birer gozunuze gorunemem goze gorunmez oluler hirosima'da oleli oluyor bir on yil kadar yedi yasinda bir kizim buyumez olu cocuklar saclarim tutustu once ellerim yandi kavruldu bir avuc kul oluverdim kulum havaya savruldu

[booksmusicart]

Excellent presentation! my friend