veys

Turgut Uyar continues to surprise and make you think with the possibilities of poetry.

Turgut Uyar's play, Veys, which he did not publish when he was alive and did not choose to publish for some reason, and which is written as "anonymous, undated", has risked being hidden for years or forgotten by its author, is a surprising, thought-provoking play, built with the spring of the Great Clock. text.

MAN: If you look for the truth, there is no need anyway,

There is no need for prophets and bath horseshoes in the world.

Anyway, we went there to get wet.

Tell me, tell me in the name of God, is there a guide, a messenger for the birds and the trees?

What serenity, what peace, what wisdom.

Have you ever been seen to deceive people, even bears?

A pear tree deceived..

Do you want the truth, I don't understand, dead fish with mayonnaise, hundred-layered structures...

Waiter!..

Sit down, sit down, let's sit down.

VEYS: As I said before, it is a bit complicated, comparing the two systems..

Maybe the trees and the birds don't notice, especially the birds, that sometimes the ground shakes.

(From the Promotional Bulletin)

Dough Type: 2nd Dough

Media Type: Paperback

Number of Pages: 100

Size: 14x21

Number of Printings: 1st Printing

First Printing Year: 2017