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NICOLAE SILADE: A Distinguished International Poet from ROMANIA

 

 

NICOLAE SILADE: A Distinguished International Poet from ROMANIA

Nicolae Silade

Shikdar Mohammed Kibriah



Dear members, you know that we have been introducing the poets of our contemporary world by a declaration of the president, Poetry and Literature World Vision as a part of our mission of promoting poetry across the world. Today I'd like to present here an awarded and translated eminent published poet and journalist of internationally repute who is NICOLAE SILADE from Romania. Let's be introduced with him, read his poetries and welcome him warmly.

Nicolae Silade, date of birth: 04.12.1956, is both a poet and a journalist. He was the editor-in-chief at „Lugojul” between 1991-1997, since 1997 he is the founder and director of the newspaper „Actualitatea” as well as of the magazine „Actualitatea literară”. He has published poems in literary magazines in Romania, Austria, France, Germany, Spain, Serbia, Israel, Canada, USA. His poetry books are: Dream at Work (1979), The Book of Poets (collective volume), 1994, walking ahead (1997), a woman called eternity (2006), love does not knock on the door - part I (2013), love does not knock on the door  part II (2016), miniepistoles (2017), calea victoriei (2019), La guérison d'illusions et autres guérisons (2020), [despre] (2020), everest (2020). His poems have been translated into English, French, German, Spanish, Hungarian, Chinese and Hebrew.

Awards: The Grand Prize at the Poetry Festival from Sighetul Marmației 2018, the Prize of the Literary Creation Festival “Avangarda XXII”, the Prize of the Latin Orient Magazine 2014 etc.

Nicolae Silade

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Poems by Nicolae Silade:

everest

 „To be, or not to be, that is the question”

 William Shakespeare

I

tom harvey won a porche 911 carrera gts sold it and won another one in two days

a woman from austria bought dresses off the internet and got a 500.000 euro drug package

mayor jorge luis escandon was forced out of the town hall his hands tied with rope and dragged by a lorry on the streets

of santa rita because he didnt keep his electoral campaign promises meaning he didnt repair a local road in the town

a young woman from romania marvelously beautiful offered herself to the rifleman

after her boyfriend was caught driving with no license

this is the world we now live in

i sit here on the shore of cerna in a 4 x 4 room with a fridge in a corner a heater in the other and watch a netflix movie

nextdoor is ceaușescus  residence where he never lived but oh my god what parties with hookers would his pals throw there

from time to time i go outside on the terrace to have a coffee a cigarette and i look

at the ruins over the road ruins of posthumanism I tell myself

a wallnut leaf falls down at my feet i lift it up and study it carefully then i let it go down the stream

this water has been flowing for thousands of years i tell myself

these mountains have been standing motionless for thousands of years i tell myself

what is better

to flow or to stand

petrified like mihai eminescus statue

or restless like the crowd that walks to and fro on the red bridge

II

the chirping of birds is enough to bring you to reality the murmur of a stream flowing ceaselessly a sun ray seen from behind a snowy mountain after a night that lasted milleniums and it is like a spring that comes for the first time like a return to the paradise from which you banished yourself and you begin to see begin to hear gods voice through the trees in the garden that is how you start with a

return to yourself after wasting yourself on worldly matters  climbing the everest within you people yes people as carl sandburg says are walt whitmans leaves of grass  pascals thinking reeds they sand wonders until there is nothing left of them they veil simplicity under a pile of trinkets it is not easy to give up on them but for a meeting with

god its worth it giving up on yourself to win yourself back and people yes people want to be richer than others more

powerful than others more advanced than others higher than others i havent seen people who want to be kinder than others more loving than others wiser i havent seen people who want to be more humane than humans and no

you dont have to climb the everest to be on top of the world you have to conquer the everest within you to be and to begin to be when you begin to understand and your beggining is the beggining of the world and is like a spring  that comes for the first time in this petrified world where you are movement itself in this moving world in which you stand as still as the statue of mihai eminescu

III

early in the morning long before dawn

when public lights are to be turned off at six oclock and they turn off precisely at six oclock

when the horn of the moon still hangs from the white cross of the domogled like a gingerbread cookie in the christmas tree

when on the path of the forest a white cat rummages through the withered leaves of last summer

when wastemen bang the garbage bins full of yesterdays powder and dust and remains

when rays of light rise like a miracle over the mountain tops nearby

when the birds start chanting their morning mass

and the murmur of the water makes itself heard yet again

when you wake up to reality and see

that reality is not what can be seen

when between thought and sight

there stands the miracle that makes you be

when you have to choose

between the work of man

and the work of god

when you find out that the surroundings are your brother

and father and surrounding son

why keep on waiting for the sunrise

when the sunrise of the world is you

IV

then i saw myself climbing up and down 55 steps daily going in a spiral down the stairs of a suburbs block of flats among the screams of joy of restless childrens & the misery of old men turing within and without myself more and more revolted exulted on the staircase i saw myself climbing up and down between

sunrise and the days happy ending to admire the happy mans work to admire lords work i saw myself in room 9 the new room from the new residence near the spring where romans are still passing by with dacian women and queen mary and empress sissi and king charles the first i saw myself at the yellow pavilion the green foyer on the spring street on chestnuts street

between the birth of the blessed virgin mary church and the transfiguration of jesus church walking up and down the shore up and down and up and down going to the seven springs up and down towards the sea the great sea on the two roads that lead to a yellow forest yes the golden forest of robert frost down the road winding through rocks up the road winding through firs towards the bandits cave

i saw myself turning into a bandit and coming back from doing what a bandit does I spend the night in womens beds they come in my bed I saw myself being don juan don quijote and in rostov-on-don and king and clown and tall and small and naive wise pharaoh and budist emperor proletarian and jew and communist the earths most beloved son and the most loving yes I saw myself because in each of you I see myself

like a „v” from victory where all the wonders of the worlds gather like in a cornucopia

like a „v” from victory doing a 180 like a pyramid from the top of which the sun rises

this stone from the vertex of the angle this pyre on fire that burns without going out it burns without going out

this is how this rock on which i  build my house on is

my house of words

what did you think?

that I like your summer palaces your guarded citadels your castles from spain

i prefer living in a cave a hut an igloo  in uncle toms cabin

in the icy hotel from bâlea lake in a countryhouse or a waste land

in a 4X4 room with a fridge in a corner and a heater in the other

on the shore of a mountain river or the seaside

i prefer living inside myself

and if you see me in rome paris istanbul

in the sixtin chapel on champs elysees or in saint sophia church

if you see me in vienna new york or moscow

in prater manhattan kremlin

if you see me in cairo atena beijing

at the pyramid of cheops in the temple of zeus or the forbidden city

if you see me in the doges palace in corvins castle

or in the peoples house

why can you not see me in myself


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