Poem by Kazhal Nuri:
Translated by Goran Rahim
If I lived in Paris,
On every street, I would have burned a planet
On every street, I would have broken the glass of a car
By the emulsion paint of red
I would have written on every display glass of the markets.
I would have brought the brush of Salvador Dali
And covered every house of this city in red
And
I would have painted the rocks and wood of Shanzelize as
A bloody rock of the peak of Qandil after
The martyr of a guerrilla.
In front of every home
I would stick a flag of Kurdistan.
If I lived in Paris,
By black paint
In every bus station i would have written
You were the one who signed Sykes-Picot
And in Luzent
You brought history of Kurds to this day.
If I lived in pairs,
Now like Alya Majeed
I would have taken off the clothes of every blonde and light-eyed woman
And covered them with the flag of Kurdistan.
If I lived in pairs,
I would have broken all of the bulbs of the streetlights by the stones of a slingshot
And replaced each of them with a shoe of a martyr guerrilla
And for the campaign of human right
I would have made it the symbol of innovation.
If I lived in pairs,
I would have destroy the stage set of every play
And
I would have ripped apart all the posters of art galleries.
I would have told them
I am announcing the end of your Mozart and Chopin.
If I lived in Paris,
I would have ringed the bell door of every home
And said
You must all remain silence for a minute,
Today from the highest church of the city
Ghassemlou is ringing the bell of mourn
And for the terror of the three Kurdish activist women
He is questioning your history and making your city a chaos.
If I lived in pairs,
I would have taken out King Clovis the first from the grave,
I would have said for the status of honor of the kingdom
With Princess Louise
Walk in front and
Carry the casket of Cansiz on your shoulders.
If I lived in Paris,
I would have taken away the Alps from its place
And relocated it to the room of (APO) in the island of Imrali
And made it a citadel for north of Kurdistan.
I would have kicked Eiffel and
I would take this year’s newroz to
The top of Mont Blanc.
If I lived in Paris
Today I would have hacked the programs of TV screens
And put a message for the Kurds of that country on,
Let all of us protest on the grave of Charlemagne.
If I lived in Paris,
In one day
I would have dismissed
Topography of Gala,
In one week
I would have ruin the demography of
The kingdom of Frangi
If I lived in Paris,
For forty days I would have taken the mourn
To the home of Hollande,
And I would have told him
Why this city of yours
That had no cover of rest for Ocalan
Now it is full of bullets terrorists and slogan
For terror of a nation with no identity
Oh
If I lived in Paris….
Dedicated to the soul of the three assassinated Kurdish women activists Sakine, Fidan and Layla
Notes:
Alya Majeed is an Egyptian Arab girl who sometimes protested against Islamic constitution, Islamic politics and the Muslim brotherhood of Egypt by getting naked and holding the Egyptian flag.
Sykes-Picot was the agreement in 1916 between French and English I’m which they decided on a country of Kurdistan but later on at Luzent (Lausanne) they buried that dream.
King Clovis the first , was the first king in 486 who created the country of France and named it the kingdom of Frangi and, furthermore, separated France from Gala (Gaul).
Charlemagne was the king of the kingdom of Frangi in 806 who changed the rule to imperialism.
France is located in Western Europe
It is bordered by the Atlantic Ocean and North Sea
The mountain range of the Alps also borders France with the highest peak of Mont Blanc
Topography ,the science of making maps that show the height, shape, etc., of the land in a particular area.
Demography, the study of statistics such as births, deaths, income, or the incidence of disease, which illustrate the changing structure of human populations.
Francoise Hollande, the current president of France