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Celebi shares Orhan Veli Kanik’s “I am listening to Istanbul”
Not to be outdone by Tiryaki the narcoleptic opium addict, Celebi was the first to wake me this morning with his favorite poem as of late. Celebi, that modern lover, has turned to Orhan Veli Kanik‘s words to express the … Continue reading
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