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udge for you in my heart. I think you’re just like everybody else now.</p></blockquote><p id="b3a0">And here is my freestyle response:</p><blockquote id="7eb2"><p>I have feared this words, for all I have known, I have feared your empty, loveless glances. You say I have exhausted your mind, your soul. When I was the one filling your life with happiness. I was running to you, while you ran away, You didn’t give me a second chance. I thought our love will always find a way, But now I realize, we don’t make sense. You have forgotten me, but I still see you in my dreams, Your absence caused me unbearable pain. I was never like everyone no matter how it seems, Now you have moved on, but my heart is in vain.</p></blockquote><p id="e1d7">Please also check out my other similar style poetry :</p><div id="b55b" class="link-block"> <a href="https://readmedium.com/in-response-to-marina-tsvetayevas-just-yesterday-you-met-my-gaze-7bd2424e8bda"> <div> <div> <h2>In response to Marina Tsvetayeva’s “Just yesterday, you met my gaze”</h2> <div><h3>Last time, I really enjoyed writing a response poem to Alexander Pushkin’s famous poem, so decided to do another one…</h3></div> <div

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    </div><p id="cccb">And here is the lyrics to Turkish and English versions of Nazim Hikmet’s poem:</p><p id="0d59"><a href="https://lyricstranslate.com/en/bence-sen-de-simdi-herkes-gibisin-i-think-now-youre-just-everybody-else.html">https://lyricstranslate.com</a></p><p id="624f">Thank you for reading!</p></article></body>

In response to Nazim Hikmet’s “I Think Now You’re Just Like Everybody Else”

A poem

Hi everyone! I enjoy writing kind of a “response poetry” to my favorite poems from famous writers, and here is another one! This time I chose famous Turkish poet Nazim Hikmet and his poem “I Think Now You’re Just Like Everybody Else. Firstly, here are his words:

My eyes don’t see the love in your eyes. My heart doesn’t receive the love from them. I’ve already exhausted my soul, take, exhaust it a little more. Because I think you’re just like everybody else now. Though last night I was waiting for you to come, today I’m running away from you secretly. See, I’d looked into my heart well enough, then I understood that you’re just like everybody else. I completely forgot you, I’m sure about that. Now my promise has gone to the past. I don’t even have grudge for you in my heart. I think you’re just like everybody else now.

And here is my freestyle response:

I have feared this words, for all I have known, I have feared your empty, loveless glances. You say I have exhausted your mind, your soul. When I was the one filling your life with happiness. I was running to you, while you ran away, You didn’t give me a second chance. I thought our love will always find a way, But now I realize, we don’t make sense. You have forgotten me, but I still see you in my dreams, Your absence caused me unbearable pain. I was never like everyone no matter how it seems, Now you have moved on, but my heart is in vain.

Please also check out my other similar style poetry :

In response to Marina Tsvetayeva’s “Just yesterday, you met my gaze”

Last time, I really enjoyed writing a response poem to Alexander Pushkin’s famous poem, so decided to do another one…

medium.com

In response to Alexander Pushkin’s “I loved you…”

I wrote an original poem in response to famous Russian poet Alexander Pushkin’s poem called “I loved you”.

medium.com

And here is the lyrics to Turkish and English versions of Nazim Hikmet’s poem:

https://lyricstranslate.com

Thank you for reading!