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*Bu kadar yürekten çağırma beni!
Bir gece ansızın gelebilirim.
Beni bekliyorsan, uyumamışsan,
Sevinçten kapında ölebilirim.

Belki de hayata yeni başlarım,
İçimde küllenen kor alevlenir,
Bakarsın hiç gitmem kölen olurum,
Belki de seversin beni kim bilir.

Kal dersen, dağlarca severim seni,
Bir deniz olurum ayaklarında,
Aşk bu özleyiş bu, hiç belli olmaz,
Kalbim duruverir dudaklarında.

Ya da unuturum kim olduğumu,
Hatırlamam belki adımı bile,
Belki de çıldırır, deli olurum,
Sana kavuşmanın heyacanıyla...

Aşk bu, bilinir mi nereye varır,
Ne durdurur özlemini, seveni...
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