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Judge Astrit Kalaja, who was murdered yesterday inside the courtroom, was also passionate about poetry.
He wrote poems and reflections and sent them to his friends via text message.
This fact was discovered by journalist Anila Hoxha, who has published two of them, one about her newborn grandson and the other about Shkodra.
" In addition to being a judge, Astrit Kalaja also wrote poems and sent reflections to friends via text message. These messages are from recent days, one is dated September 20, a few days after he became a grandfather."
I became a grandfather. After 14 days I had my first conversation with my nephew. I called him my friend. He was crying. While talking, I stroked his head, rubbed his chest and stomach. I told him that he was very beautiful. I told him that I loved him very much. I wished him love, that he would be happy with his father and mother.
With my words, with my caresses, and with the sounds of Shkodra serenades, she fell asleep.
It was very beautiful. I felt a kind of spiritual liberation. I will never forget it. I thank God for giving me this peaceful moment. It seemed to me that my voice gave him peace, security! ....
Another message for Shkodra, the hometown he loved so much!
For you, Shkodra, my soul is!
For me, Shkodra is the breeze of freedom, the breeze of honor and pride.
I am from Shkodra, I am as ancient as Shkodra itself, I am free like Shkodra, I am humane like Shkodra, I am broad like Shkodra, I know how to forgive and give faith and hope like Shkodra.
In fact, I fight every day to be like this.
These words are for Shkodra, they are words from the heart.
It doesn't matter who doesn't like it.
I didn't write about them.
"I wrote it for those who love Shkodra ," Hoxha wrote in her post.
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