Classic and Modern Poems

Kurdish literature Written or oral writings, poems, and stories are said to be written in Kurdish dialects such as Kalhari-Pahlai Sorani, Leki, Kermanji, Zazaki, and Horami-Gorani. Modern Kurdish written literature in the Gurani dialect is more than a thousand years old and in the Kermanji and Surani dialects several hundred years old, and the age of some compositions, such as the early books of the end, is estimated to be up to 1,200 years, however, the Kurds also have a vast oral literature. sign of life It's like garbage that we throw in the street From the bite of the book-eating levers - who are their masculine grandmothers - may we be safe. you and me without me and you Enough of the dead end of silence! that the story of me and them is a recurring sad story: Because I raised them with my own blood What should they do? except for drinking their blood