#yarim

[1vaveyla]

Hele bir yüzünü göreyim, sesini duyayım. Hele bir rüzgarla değil teninle gelsin kokun, bahar bahçe neymiş sen o zaman gör..❤️‍🩹

[papatyademetii]

Asırlar öncesinde kaybetmiş, araya araya zar zor bulmuşum gibi derin hasretle,heybetli bir sarılmaya ihtiyacım var sana.

Nasıl bir his biliyor musun sana sarılmak kollarının arasında küçücük kalıp kaybolmuş gibiyim ama sende koskaca kainatı sığdırmış gibisin.

Senin her cümlen bende derin mana.

Dilinden dökülen ya yara olur ya da şifa

Yara da olsan layıksın..

Şifada olsan layıksın..

Dizginleri elinde olan gönlümün tahtına

Sana tutsak olmak özürlüğümdür benim

İster yar ol,

İster yara..

[hatiragulzaman]

Üzerinde " 𝗥𝘂𝗵'ta yer edineni, 𝗞𝗮𝗹𝗽 nasıl unutsun.." yazan fincan..

[tubymblr]

Dibi yosun tutan denizlerle ilgilenme, sen dağları seyret. Yenik düşüyorsan özlemlerine aldırma, kalbindeki o uçsuz bucaksız sevgiyi hisset. Işıklar sönmüşse ve karanlıksa; ona da aldırma, ay ışığını seyret. Sabret.. sabret ki her şey hissettiğin kadar derin ve sonsuz olsun. Sabret ki her şey gönlünce olsun💙🫶🏻

[jas-mina]

🫶Huzurum🫶

👉❤️👈

[yorgunherakles]

kendinden çok uzakta kaldığını fark edince dönmeyi düşün. çünkü zaten hayat günbatımına doğru gidiyor.

francesco petrarca - dünyanın anlamsızlığı üzerine

[badela]

Türkan Şoray

Vesikalı Yarim (1968)

[okavunicibalikbenmisim]

"Çok kıymetli bir şey bulursun. Sonra bulduğuna pişman olursun. Çünkü nereye koyacağını bilemezsin.”

Vesikalı Yarim-Ömer Lütfi Akad (1968)

[eurovisionart]

🇹🇷 Burak Aydos - Esmer yarim

[blueiscoool]

3,800-Year-Old Cuneiform Clay Tablet Found in Turkey

Archeologists have discovered a 3,800-year-old cuneiform clay tablet in southern Turkiye during restoration work after the massive earthquakes in the region earlier this year, Anadolu reported today.

Murat Akar, an archeology professor at Hatay Mustafa Kemal University, said a 25-member team found the clay tablet with cuneiform inscription in Akkadian language in nearly 4,000-year-old Accana tumulus in the southern Hatay province.

The Kahramanmaras-centred twin earthquakes on 6 February, which caused great destruction in Hatay, also affected the historical site, which was determined to be the location of Alalakh, the capital of the Mukish Kingdom during the Middle and Late Bronze Age periods.

Restoration and protection work have started with the leadership of the Turkish Culture and Tourism Ministry to repair the damages on some parts of the ruins of palace walls, Akar said.

As part of the study, the team that removed the rubble of the walls found a clay tablet among the ruins.

The first examination of the tablet in Akkadian language revealed information containing an agreement made by Yarim-Lim, the first known king of Alalakh, to purchase another city.

Akar said the tablet is not damaged and the finding was “so exciting.”

“It proves to us that those kings had the economic power and potential to buy another city in those times. There is also the name of the important people of the city who witnessed this sale on the tablet, most likely,” he added.

“The work came out as an extremely unique example, especially to decipher the economic structure of that period, the relationship between cities, the economic and political model,” Akar said.

The tablet will be transferred to a museum after the examinations, the head of the restoration team said.

[1vaveyla]

Ebu As'ın Hz. Zeyneb'e; "Ey benim yüzüne bakınca âlemleri unuttuğum yârim.." dediği ❤️‍🩹

[kaybediyoruzatlantisim]

Bazı hikayeler yarım kalmaz, mahşere kalır.

[hatiragulzaman]

💫💫💫

İkiden bir çıkınca bir kaldığı yalan, sen gidersen ben kalır mıyım o zaman.

Attila İlhan .

[jackoshadows]

A 3,800-year-old Akkadian cuneiform tablet was found during the archaeological excavations carried out in the Aççana Mound, the old city of Alalakh, in the Reyhanlı district of Hatay city in southern Turkey.

Removing the wall rubble as part of the study, the team found a cuneiform clay tablet among the remains.

In the first examination of the Akkadian tablet, information regarding the agreement made by Yarim-Lim, the first known king of Alalakh, to buy another city was found.

Akar emphasized that the tablet found among the remains, dating back 3,800 years, is in a well-preserved form. "While removing the debris of a few collapsed walls at the mound, it was very exciting to come across a tablet that had never been touched or damaged," he said.

Akar continued by stating that the historical period of the artifact extends to the Middle Bronze Age. "During the Middle Bronze Age, a period we define as such, we observe that the kings of this region possessed economic power. This is evidenced by astonishing examples documented in written records. In this tablet, we see that Yarim-Lim, the first known king of Alalakh, intended to purchase another city and, in this regard, entered into an agreement. This actually demonstrates that the kings in this region had the economic capability and potential to acquire another city," he said.

Assoc. Prof. Dr. Akar, who pointed out that the tablet would also contribute to understanding the economic structure of the era, stated,

"The tablet likely contains the names of significant individuals from the city who witnessed this sale. In a sense, we see evidence of a witness list from that period,"

"The work came out as an extremely unique example, especially to decipher the economic structure of that period, the relationship between cities, and the economic and political model," he said.

[jas-mina]

🫶HuZuRuM🫶

👉❤️👈

[yorgunherakles]

hangi ümide sarılsan elinde kalıyor, neyi seversen ölüyor.

reşat nuri güntekin - çalıkuşu