Hey y'all, it's your second favorite Turkish nationalist here (No.1 is Atatürk). Abdürrahim Karakoç was a Turkish poet and journalist who was born on the 7th of April 1932 in Kahramanmaraş, he lost his life in 2012. You can always learn more about him on the wiki article I linked about him and the original poem in english. By the way, the poem sounds incredibly good when sung with a choir, I linked a video of some guys singing it. (I found the poem through the video lol)
Warning: I am not a professional translator, so there is bound to be some errors, please correct me if I make a mistake.
A Morning Will Come, Brighter Than Snow
After tense slumbers and blind nights
A morning will come, brighter than snow
Then, after the tangled riddles
A morning will come, brighter than snow
From the sky, colours will rain
The weeds and flowers will have nicer scents
After that, the unending happy truths
A morning will come, brighter than snow
Shot, in the spring of your life
Next to you, flowers are growing from your blood
On the shoulders of all the martyrs
A morning will come, brighter than snow
The lights are branching out, its every arm is Islam
Souls, hearts, they are full of Islam
Its only scale is Islam, its only path is Islam
A morning will come, brighter than snow
On the right of İzmir, on the left of Van
On the path of Erzurum, Edirne, Hatay
Door to door, its completed from all of my Anatolia
A morning will come, brighter than snow
Wikipedia Article: https://tr.wikipedia.org/wiki/Abdurrahim_Karako%C3%A7
Original Poem: https://www.antoloji.com/aydinlik-76-siiri/
The music video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ftLawEp3KCE
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