Bahriddin Mirzo Shahobiddinov
You sold my secrets without thinking.
I was patient; I didn’t say a word,
Let’s take a look at your conversation today.
Tin is now my enemy’s friend.
You walked next to me and made a plan.
Your eyes swim after me,
You wanted to bend my step
Tin is now my enemy’s friend.
I’ll see how you are doing today.
I ask you how you are with a smile,
I stand proud before your eyes,
Tin is now my enemy’s friend.
What do you mean? Dreams filled without knowing.
You tried, but it didn’t work.
From these you can conclude,
Tin is now my enemy’s friend.
It’s been a while since I touched you.
Now it’s my turn to tease
I have nothing else to say to you.
Tin is now my enemy’s friend.
Author of the poem: Bahriddin Mirzo Shahobiddinov
I was born on December 9, 2005 in the village of Madaniyat, Pakhtaabad district, Andijan region. I graduated from the 29th general secondary school.
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