Lilith
First there was LILITH
Fearless and free
an exiled princess
to the world without humanity
Far from heaven.
He said I came to prevent you
admiringly
first time
and the first angel to sin like Lilith
Leaning forward, perhaps.
She didn't care
Laughed out loud saying no
glanced at the tall trees whose leaves were unknown
on a silver tide and its stretching moonlight
as She stares at the quiet shore.
for women who live with true love
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Mehmet Haldun TOKAY
Captain Haldun was born and raised in Ortaköy, a small district located at the western shores of Bosporus in Istanbul. He has been in the marine life for over 40 years. He joined the Navy then he worked as a captain on merchant ships and held other duties such as cruise ship agency manager and a ship supplier in this field. He has been lecturing in Piri Reis University, Maritime Faculty since 2015.
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