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Pink Clouds/Алсу Болытлар/ Alsu Bolytlar

A bilingual poem in English and Tatar. The Tatar version of this poem will be written with both Cyrillic and Roman letters.

By Talia DevoraPublished 4 years ago • 1 min read
Pink Clouds/Алсу Болытлар/ Alsu Bolytlar
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In English:

I see a lot of pink clouds.

They are dancing in the sky

like in a fairy tale.

They are like cotton candy,

soft and beautiful

as glittering flowers.

I see a lot of pink clouds.

They paint a picture

of a magical sky.

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In Tatar (in Cyrillic):

Мин алсу болытларны бик күп күрәм.

Әй, күктә бииләр

мин әкияттә.

Эй, мамык конфетына охшаган,

бик матур һәм матур

ялтырап торган чәчәкләр.

Мин алсу болытларны бик күп күрәм.

Эй рәсем ясыйсыз

тылсымлы күк.

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In Tatar (Romanized):

Min alsu bolytlarny bik kup kurem.

Ei, kukte biiler min ekiyatte.

Ei, mamyk konfetyna okhshagan

bik matur hem matur

yaltyrap torgan sheshekler.

Min alsu bolytlarny bik kup kurem.

Ei, resem yasyisyz tylsymly kuk.

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