![]() Open Air BazaarA Poem by Mark MacDonald![]() A friend once challenged me to write about exotic places in times other than our own. This is one of those poems![]()
Open Air Bazaar
Sometimes I miss The Ottoman Empire-- Suleiman The Magnificent and the Avrat Pazari--the Women’s Bazaars at Konya or Bartin. Such marvelous times we enjoyed there together--haunting the various booths for odd prints of silk recently arrived from the East, or the rugs come in from the Caucuses. And how can I forget the aromas--waters of roses and lilacs--fresh baklava--that faint hint of ginger you wore upon your earlobe? © 2013 Mark MacDonald |
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Added on April 30, 2013 Last Updated on April 30, 2013 Author![]() Mark MacDonaldTulsa , OKAboutI am a recently retired high school teacher who was born and raised in Detroit and currently residing in Tulsa. I run a small editing business from my home. My first book of poems, "Songs of Love" is .. more..Writing
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