#turkish songs

[lordxuanhe]

Bana ver. Bana aşk ver, Tanrım.

Deli ver, gözleri en körü ver.

Onu al. Onu unutma, Tanrım.

Beni ver, ömrüne dert beni ver.

Aynur Aydın & Turaç Berkay- Bana Aşk Ver

[yanderealm]

i need some turkish song recommendations plsss i want some like this song called ' m - anil daldal emre ' 😇😇😇😇

i can add some links.

ONE

TWO

THREE and its opera version too

FOUR

FIVE

SIX

SEVEN

EIGHT

NINE

TEN

ELEVEN ( my favourite <3 )

TWELVE

THIRTEEN

FOURTEEN

[mmiriozuzo]

I noticed how much this song fit movie Sonadow and then realized literally no one else will do this edit if I don't so here

[holysheithyall]

“Al beni yanına, sevgilim”

[kulakligimdakihayat]

”And you don’t know how to deal with me”

[faaun]

the way that diff languages sound r so fascinating they're all different and all so vivid

[downfalldestiny]

Mood 🎧 !.

[helenofjupiter]

Kaysun // Yalı Çapkını

[sevvalzurzolo]

i love my flared jeans

[napoftustar]

my best friend came to me said “one of our friends wanted to know/try out kpop and while others were sending blackpink, exo, bts songs i sent her txt!!! i’m the best, right???” HAHAHSGQGSHFJFJEJKDMQHF and i was like “proud of you lil soldier” hahsbdnwjqkdjxdmwkkf

[wehavewords]

“The gods are delirious. Confused sobs. Joy is buried in deep silence. If you give up on happiness. There will be neither sadness nor fears. It's a thirsty summer, nights are frosty. There is endless loneliness.”

She Past Away, Inziva

[morelikesin]

He'd have expected pressed flora, or the gluing in with horse collagen or beeswax of an excerpt. . .but turning the pages had revealed a different medium altogether: a painting, the canvas frayed at the edges were it was torn in two and glued onto the paper. Looking at it for longer would make the assumption there were more pieces to the portrait, but its artist had removed them for what purposes he could not understand.

Oil paints, perhaps the ones they'd perused in Solitude, and natural pigments from charcoal and minerals, perhaps their own or perhaps from their time in Winterhold, blended to create the warm ambers and golds of skin, and hair, and jewelry, making up portraiture of themself. Their stylizations were intact as they were with pencil, but these struck as true studies; where their usual work was romanticized concepts of the company they've encountered, this looked much more like the effort between a muse and a mirror.

Fearful of the oil on his skin ruining the preservation of it, he made a conscious effort to not reach his fingers to touch the ambiently-cooled texture of paint, but oh, how dearly he wished to. He supposed he had them, blood and flesh, in the most favorable way, but something about the affection put into the reflection of the person he's so inconceivably tried to convince to care for themselves - yes, he supposed the draw had made sense.

. . .but the earring, painted warmly with ochre on the left, resembled that of the one they'd displayed during their time in Morthal and Labyrinthian: dangling chains and golden beads hugging peridot charms, a balancing vase that. . .carried cassia and cinnamon.

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I know it's said that going into too much detail and focusing on the minute in your writing will make your work tiring and bore the reader - to that, I say: I write how I think, and I'm a detail-oriented person, so I find this true to life. Real life isn't only the most important parts, nor is it all we remember; write how you wish and don't feel like you have to adhere to strict rules for your art.

Following that theme, I had done portraiture of Blóðhundr only to not love how the final product looked - but separating the painting into different pieces was what I needed to do so. This will serve me better for the storytelling, anyway, so benefits all around.

[darimossy]

My morning turkish coffee + old russian songs combo never disappoints

[longeyelashedtragedy]

a reason it's hard to make quality irl friends: last night we learned a greek song in my singing group (i've never sung in greek before!) and because of that i learned that the bulgarian and albanian word for "rose" is the same as the modern greek word for "rose" (which is a very cool word and means "30 leaves" i think--the greek was the last version i learned lmao) and that's SO COOL. 1) parts of a region influencing each others' languages and 2) once again albanian is much less of a distant and weird language than it initially appears! so anyway i just want to tell EVERYONE about this! but 'irl people' aren't interested in this kind of thing! sigh

[kulakligimdakihayat]

“Give me one more second to dry my eyes”