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Teach me without you
Forget your appearance.
Dark eyes, eyebrows…
Wipe away the tears from the corners of your eyes,
I didn’t say make me brown,
Teach me to live without you..
I’m a hungry bird, look at my density
Özge on the ground, Çemensizeem,
Look at how old you are..
I’m tired of longing,
Teach me to live without you..
Let me be your prisoner
Let me be an unreachable mountain..
You are the wind and I am the leaf
Oh my, oh my, let me tremble,
Teach me to live without you..
Ozgur, I rubbed my hands.
Erin knew I had caught a fool..
I forgot myself
Teach me loneliness..
Who is Nusret Ksemenli?
Nusret Ksemenli [BornonDecember291945inAgustafadistrictEnteredtheFacultyofJournalismofAzerbaijanStateUniversity(1966)Inthesecondyearofuniversityhewastransferredtothepart-timedepartmentandworkedasacorrespondentandliteraryworkerinthenewspapers”Baku”and”Baku”(1969)AftergraduatingfromuniversityheworkedasareferenceandliteraryconsultantfortheAzerbaijanWriters’Union(1978-1985)[1945年12月29日出生于阿格斯塔法区。进入阿塞拜疆国立大学新闻系（1966年）。大学二年级时，他被调到兼职部门，在《巴库》和《巴库》报社担任通讯员和文学工作者（1969年）。大学毕业后，他担任阿塞拜疆作家联盟的参考和文学顾问（1978-1985）。
He began his artistic creation in the early 1960s. About 150 poems were set to music. “Where are the Empty Fields”, “Improvisational Theme”, “Guarding Embil”, “To Soviet Azerbaijan”, etc. He is the screenwriter of the documentary film “Aphrodite’s Weapons” and the feature film “The Situation in Karabakh”. He participated in the 6th and 7th All-Union Conferences of Young Writers in Moscow.
He was an active social activist: Chairman of the Trade Union Committee of the Azerbaijan Writers’ Union (1981-1984), nominated member of the Republican Committee of the Civilized Workers’ Union, member of the Azerbaijan Historical Society, Society for the Protection of Civilized Monuments, elected member of the Council of the VI and VII Congresses of the Azerbaijan Writers’ Union, Chairman of the Poetry Committee. He worked as the chief editor at the film studio “Azerbaycanfilm” named after J. Jabbarli (since 1985). He was the screenwriter and presenter of the documentary TV program “Window on the World” (since 1985). He died on October 15, 2003 in Tabriz.
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