Between Traditional And Modernity Poem by Peshawa Kakayi

Between Traditional And Modernity

Part one:

Inside the fridge:
Except fig juice,
Bottle of olive is saved.
In under row:
Some (Meze) *
With glass of whiskey is put.
You drink,
I sit with you.
Cheers your glass
I eat olive.
You are drunk
I pray my own.
Look dear,
Like this Mullah i don't refuse you!
When a person sits with a drinker.
It doesn't mean he drinks as well.
I love prove it:
See God swearing by olive.
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*Meze: selection of small dishes served with alcohol.
 
Between Traditional And Modernity
Written by Peshawa Kakayi
Translated by Dlovan Ali

Between Traditional And Modernity
Thursday, July 2, 2026
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