Cotton-Poems

Pamuk-Poems Book Description

Another poetry book from Pelin Güneş. Here are the soft poems, this time for everyone over the age of eight. They are waiting for us again, sincere, funny and immersed in a deep conversation with activities.

Cotton

Where does cotton grow?
Our teacher said,
I said I know.
In my aunt's village,
The lambs we saw,
Cotton every spring.
My aunt collects them,
It makes wool and thread.
Our teacher laughed,
Nice analogy Wind
But cottons,
They bloom in the fields.
flower flower,
ball ball,
It's like popcorn,
Cotton on the branches.

Dear,

Let this watermelon be the world,
Orange is also the Moon.
Orange around the watermelon,
It keeps turning like this.
Now tell me,
My father said;
What happened to the watermelon and this orange?
We were surprised, we looked at my father,
Well, come on.
You became third class,
Know these now.
We laughed a little,
We said it with shame,
Loveriiiiii!

(From the Promotional Bulletin)

Dough Type: 2nd Dough

Size: 15 x 21.5

First Printing Year: 2019

Number of Printings: 1st Edition

Language: Turkish