Hicham, a pharmacist, in the moorish house courtyard
Nadija Rebronja
Translated by Ivana Maksić
Hicham, a pharmacist, in the moorish house courtyard
In some other city
which is also called Granada
my name is not Hicham
and I died in the time of Franco
watching Lorca being shot
Holding hand of Ar-rukania, a poet
who took me to death
and told me that the key of life
is the rhymes on the wall of Alhambra
In this city
which is also called Granada
my name is Hicham
I'm sitting in the courtyard reading
the book of verses on the walls of Alhambra
I'm not afraid of the walls
and I throw away the key of life
since the shape of time is a circle
and I'm always in Granada
and it doesn't matter what my name is .
poet from Serbia
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