Nadica Ilić

 

Nadica Ilić

 

Midnight Longing

 

If I love,

come, come and be my shadow,

worry about me,

kissing me passionately,

get warm my heart,

at midnight when everyone is asleep.

 

Allow that we love flowers,

to float like seagulls,

in a dream and in reality,

radiant with love,

in the midnight silence.

 

 

A Moment Of Love At Midnight

 

It is the most beautiful garden in nature

when love and happiness blossom,

between two who love each other

thanking each other

endless tenderness of two,

in the midnight embrace.

 

While the gardener trenches his garden and bays,

wanting to flourish and flourish,

lovers cherish their love,

to bloom and persevere with the fruits

  poured tenderness at midnight

moments illuminated by the moon's rays.

 

Love gives magical power

because our souls and bodies unite

radiating like all the stars in the sky

illuminating us there in the tunnel,

in the shadows of midnight.

 

 

Midnight Moments Of Love

 

Love is a gift from God

give it to your sweetheart

drive away his longing,

because the midnight moment is charm.

 

Caress him with your eyes,

caress him without touching,

beautify his memories

to lustful hopes

and love pleasures

with arms outstretched on both sides,

which the spirit gives to the body

and the body gives to the spirit,

at midnight.

 

My darling,

let it be a reward

for a moment of love for you,

when my breath caught seeing you,

in the midnight glow of the moonlight.

 

NADICA ILIĆ

 

NADICA ILIĆ She was born in 1948 in Pirot, a university lawyer. After this war she was left alone and live in Belgrade. She is a member of the Culture of Dreams of Poetry Zagreb, Association of Writers Zenit Podgorica CG, DKB Belgrade and associate of literary clubs of the former republics of SFRY and abroad. she has been awarded for my literary works in a group of authors in her country and the wider region. In Asia, she published two hymnals “Past” and “Present” in Arabic-Serbian, where she lived for more than 25 years before the war because her husband worked in diplomacy. The collection-songbook "VOW TO THE SON" and "HUG" edited by the Cultural Center MESOPOTAMIA from Belgrade Sabah Al Zubeidi, an Iraqi-Serbian journalist, translator and literary creator, has been published