Mimoza Ahmeti

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Wait a moment, the fevers will be singing within me,
Tiny groans will be heard, terribly subtle,
In the heights of the brain, from the holes of the heart...
...

Broken,
sombre,
venomous
...

You are going, you are leaving us,
Thinking it's 'forever.'
Fleeing from this, which is yours, ours,
...

Outside me
The whole world reels in battle and dream.
...

Senses, oh my first victims,
You are open again, you are sucking again, cleansed
You return to life.
...

It would be awful
Waking up the same every morning.
...

You were once blue-coloured. You have grown dark.
Do you not know what this means?
Remember how my ray
Shot into your sky like an arrow.
...

When love is not a means
Wondrous worlds emerge, stars shatter,
Colours vibrate to the sounds of immortality,
...

Are the names of kings, merchants and diplomats
Once again to be imposed on memory?
Oh, this mad history will not succeed in arousing
The slightest feelings among the generations.
...

10.

Oh, eternal and omnipotent silence,
From you I arose, in an endeavour
To return to you.
But, more arduous is the going back...
I was a child at the time,
Now I am grown.
...

Mummy,
Don't let anyone but you read this letter,
Not because it's secret, I'm just not strong enough yet
...

12.

I do not want you to write about your separation,
Separation is not worthy of your muse
For your verse exchanges signals
Even with the coldest, the most distant star.
...

13.

Were you to rise
Not like a flower
But like a volcano,
...

You know well how to disguise
The pallor of your cheeks with rouge,
But how do you intend to disguise
The pallor of your soul?
...

15.

My foe,
Often you have insulted me in the most subtle way,
Often I have insulted you in the most shallow way,
My foe.
...

Oh, race of the steers of passion
Which gives life to my veins,
Oh, tranquillity of oppression, stoic observation, the pulsing
...

I love Campari sooooooo much.
My wife, no, she doesn't drink it.
I talk to her for five minutes a week
And I'm not number one in her books.
Oh, I'm just mad about Campari...
...

Wretched notions
In a solitary space you composed,
I cross inertia in your company,
Into my space composed of me,
As into a town from which all have just fled
forever
...

Mimoza Ahmeti Biography

Mimoza Ahmeti (born 1963) is an Albanian writer. Born in Kruja, she has been described as one of the enfants terribles of the nineties. After two volumes of verse in the late eighties, the fifty-three poems in the collection Delirium, Tirana 1994 (Delirium), caught the public's attention. Mimoza Ahmeti's poetry has been well received by the new generation of readers in tune, for the first time, with Western culture. Her most recent book is The Pollination of Flowers. Ahmeti has published widely and her books have been translated into Italian, French and English. Although best known for her poems, she has also written short stories and articles. She has ventured into music, participating in several Albanian music festivals, as well as painted a series of nudes. Ahmeti was a candidate for the Democratic Party of Albania in the 2001 local Tirana elections, in which she was defeated. Ahmeti won in the Festival of Poetry of San Remo, 1998, organized by RAI UNO. She also appeared in the second edition of the Albanian version of Dancing with the Stars.)

The Best Poem Of Mimoza Ahmeti

Wait A Moment

Wait a moment, the fevers will be singing within me,
Tiny groans will be heard, terribly subtle,
In the heights of the brain, from the holes of the heart...
It is a time of fracture.
Keep away from me!
Do not look at me.
I am awfully beautiful.
You will be blinded...

With bare tears,
Where the light shivers,
It shines and falls
Into the depths of the breast,
My face weeps
With eyes looking in.

Mystery of beauty,
Your victim is siphoning water from your oasis,
And is blooming, succumbing within you.

Now I remember what it is:
It is what I dislike and what I die for,
While my memory, a forest felled by the storms
of self-recovery,
Has torn me to pieces...

Close the doors and windows.
Keep the children away so that they don't see.
The fevers have begun, I am shaking.
I am awfully beautiful in this sphinx-like act,
With angelic blood in my veins.
I endure sharp pains.
Keep away!
You will be blinded!
Mystery of beauty,
Your victim siphoned water from your oasis,
And has bloomed and succumbed within you...

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