Sometimes Spring

“No matter how much you run away, miss, ignore, bury your head in the sand, lock your heart, if life has something to say to you, it is insidiously waiting for its turn for years. He is so patient. An elephant has such a memory, life doesn't forget like that. Heal your soul because you forgot it until the morning. I thought I buried it. "When the book is not closed, it does not close." What is hidden inside a tomato seed? How sad can a phone booth make you? Can the butterflies flowing into the room through the open window stop the separation? How long does an unfinished relationship wait in ambush, hiding in the corner? Do the leaves of a tree call back childhood, despite death? Farewell speeches full of "buts"
Does he tell the truth? Is it possible to escape from the noise, chaos and loneliness of the big city? How long can one wait for a garden? Can your father have a Christmas tree?...

Melisa Kesmez looks at male-female relations, friendship, family, city, nature, and things with different eyes: She describes the hurt, the brokenness, the incompleteness, but also the recovery and embrace of life again, with her penetrating pen. Sometimes Bahar is the book of wounds that leave scars and new beginnings.

(From the Promotional Bulletin)

Dough Type: 2nd Dough

Size: 13.5 x 19.5

First Print Year: 2019

Number of Printings: 1st Edition