Open Air BazaarA Poem by Mark MacDonaldA 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 AuthorMark 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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