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Duygularınıza tercüman olacak hikayeler arıyorsanız doğru adrese geldiniz. Gerçek hayattan esinlenerek kurgulanmış yaşanmış gerçek hikayeler ile her hafta yeni duygulara birlikte yelken açacağız. Sizleri derinden etkileyen duygusal hikayelerin yanı sıra ibretlik yaşam hikayeleri ile bazen birinci ağızdan bazen de üçüncü ağızdan hikayelerimizi anlatacağız. Hikayelerimizi ailenizle birlikte gönül rahatlığı ile hem izleyebilir hem de dinleyebilirsiniz. Hikayeler hakkındaki duygularınızı ve görüşlerinizi de yorumlarda mutlaka bizimle paylaşın.
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00:00Now think of your mother. I hope she is alive and well.
00:04Imagine your mother married the man she loved, your father, a man who had nothing but honesty and pure love for her.
00:11Even your mother's wedding dress can be a borrowed wedding dress.
00:15You will find a piece of your own life in this emotional story.
00:19If you're ready, we can move on to our story. I hope you enjoy it. Happy viewing.
00:30The wind howled as it blew between the stone houses nestled against the mountainside.
00:35As the first rays of morning light fell on the narrow paths of the village, the young man who lived alone,
00:41He was closing his goats in the pen and adjusting the woolen cardigan on his back.
00:46This mountain village was both his home and his destiny.
00:50In this quiet, cold, and secluded village, it had stood alone for years.
00:56Neither a mother's voice echoed in the house, nor did a father's shadow fall upon the wife.
01:02He had spent the first half of his life as an orphan, and the second half in silence.
01:07This morning was different from other mornings. There was a tightness in her chest that she couldn't describe.
01:13Just as the goats had emerged from the pen, the sound of a car was heard coming from the hill above the village.
01:19Dust rose, and the birds were startled.
01:21The man who arrived was the construction worker who visited the village every summer.
01:26Although its urban appearance clashes with the stones of the village,
01:30He was someone everyone respected, someone everyone had known since childhood.
01:35The young man was sitting on a wooden bench in the garden, drinking tea.
01:39She understood who had arrived, but she couldn't make sense of their visit.
01:44The man got out of the car and smiled.
01:46He unbuttoned his jacket and walked over to his old friend.
01:50"If you have any tea, I came to drink it," he said.
01:53The young man showed them where to sit.
01:55He gave her the stool he was sitting on.
01:57It's always there, he said.
01:59They were silent for a while.
02:00The wind knocked down the branches.
02:02The sounds of goats echoed from afar.
02:05Then the man who worked in construction joined the conversation.
02:09I heard you want to get married, he said.
02:12The young man seemed embarrassed.
02:14He averted his eyes.
02:16She lowered her head as she refilled the tea.
02:18I want.
02:19But who would accept this life, he said.
02:23The man chuckled a little.
02:25Maybe someone will.
02:26Perhaps someone far away.
02:28I know a family in Azerbaijan.
02:30They have daughters.
02:31Moral, honest.
02:33His family too.
02:34A few years ago, someone told me,
02:36They said, "If there's a good man in Türkiye, we'll give our daughter to him."
02:40No one came to mind at the time.
02:42"You've arrived now," he said.
02:43The young man flinched.
02:46Me? he said.
02:48"You," said the man.
02:49It will be you.
02:50You have no bad habits.
02:52You are hardworking.
02:53You are alone.
02:54That's exactly what they want.
02:56But I also said this.
02:58They are not easily persuaded.
02:59Especially when they hear about the village life you're living.
03:03The young man averted his eyes.
03:06She smiled, but inside she was caught between hope and fear.
03:11"We'll go," said the man.
03:13You will meet.
03:14If it doesn't work out, you can come back.
03:16What do you have to lose anyway?
03:18That night, the young man looked at the sky.
03:21The stars shone as if whispering to the heart of an orphaned child.
03:25Hope had never been so close.
03:27But at the same time, it seemed impossible to reach.
03:30A week later, they crossed the borders and headed towards Azerbaijan.
03:36Mountains were crossed one after another.
03:38The signs have been changed.
03:40The languages got mixed up.
03:41But the silence continued.
03:44The young man didn't speak much during the journey.
03:47It included everything.
03:49For the first time in his life, there was a possibility that he could fall in love with a woman.
03:52But still, he didn't dare think about it.
03:56When they were welcomed in Azerbaijan, they were in a warm home.
04:01There was a large family.
04:03The brothers were sitting on the chairs.
04:06Reyhan's father was glancing at the young man out of the corner of his eye.
04:10She wondered why this young man, who had traveled so far, was so quiet.
04:15Reyhan was in the corner of the room.
04:18She glanced at the young man from under the edge of her headscarf.
04:21Something happened in both of their hearts at that moment.
04:24A silent, unsettling, penetrating intimacy.
04:28When Reyhan looked into the young man's eyes
04:31In those eyes, he saw the weariness of a mountain, but also its unwavering stance.
04:37The young man felt the warmth he had been searching for all these years in Reyhan's eyes.
04:43The silence deepened during dinner.
04:47Reyhan returned to her father.
04:49"I want to go to Türkiye with him," she said.
04:53The forks were left on the table.
04:55Everyone fell silent.
04:57Her mother lowered her eyes to the ground.
04:59Their brothers didn't even look at them.
05:02His father nodded.
05:04You grew up in the city, Reyhan.
05:06You don't know what it is yet.
05:08Waking up at four in the morning,
05:10You wouldn't know what it's like to herd goats in the snow and ice.
05:13"The boy is good, very good, honest, clean, but you can't do it there," he said.
05:18Reyhan got up from the table.
05:20There was determination in her eyes.
05:23"I will do it," he said.
05:24Preparations were completed within a week.
05:27Reyhan's dowry was packed into chests.
05:30She didn't even have a wedding dress.
05:31The young man had no money to pay.
05:34The mother of the author of our story in Türkiye, upon learning about Reyhan and the young man's situation,
05:39She took out the wedding dress she had put away in a chest years ago.
05:42This was the wedding dress she had taken down, knowing she wouldn't have a son.
05:46She won't be my daughter-in-law; I kept her hidden so she could see better days.
05:51"Let Reyhan wear it," he said.
05:53And Reyhan had come to Türkiye as a bride wearing a borrowed wedding dress.
05:58And so, the name of our story became "The Borrowed Wedding Dress."
06:01The weather was foggy the day they arrived at the village.
06:04The mountains were shrouded in mist.
06:07The rain had just stopped.
06:09The soil was heavy and wet.
06:11When the young man got out of the car, he turned his eyes towards the mountains.
06:15The bride beside her lifted her head and looked around.
06:19This place was an unknown to him.
06:22Stone houses, muddy roads, chimneys smelling of smoke.
06:26Everything was foreign, yet it was also incredibly peaceful.
06:29When they opened the door, the smell of earth and wood wafted from inside.
06:34The stove was burning.
06:35It was a house with whitewashed walls, a low ceiling, and small windows.
06:40Reyhan took off her shoe as she stepped onto the threshold.
06:43And he hesitated for a moment.
06:46Then she smiled.
06:47He entered with his head bowed.
06:50Their first nights were filled with the sound of the crackling stove.
06:53The young man was tired.
06:55Reyhan remained silent.
06:57She had a fear of waking up in a stranger's house.
07:00But when he laid his head on the pillow that night
07:02He found a strange sense of peace in the smell of wood that reached his nose.
07:06He woke up the next morning to the sound of a rooster crowing.
07:09Her eyelids turned pale.
07:11He was cold.
07:12The young man had already woken up and taken the goats away in the net.
07:16Reyhan opened the window.
07:18You still hadn't gotten up.
07:20The mountains were silent.
07:22He slowly opened the lid to learn how to put wood in the stove.
07:26He stirred the embers.
07:27Then he went outside.
07:29He watched his wife.
07:30The young man bent down, giving water to the goats.
07:33They had scars on their hands.
07:35Reyhan thought about how hardworking those hands were.
07:39The first few days were difficult.
07:41Water was being drawn from the well.
07:43Water was heated in a cauldron to wash clothes.
07:45The market was far away, and the roads were muddy.
07:48But Reyhan didn't complain.
07:50He learned something new every day.
07:52Milking goats, making yogurt, chopping wood.
07:56One evening, as she sat quietly by the stove, the young man looked at her.
08:02"Are you having difficulty?" he asked.
08:04Reyhan shook her head from side to side.
08:07No.
08:08But it will take time for me to get used to it, he said.
08:11The young man fell silent.
08:12He looked at the stove.
08:13Then he took a bracelet out of his pocket.
08:16She was very thin.
08:17It was a simple gold ring.
08:19He placed it in Reyhan's palm.
08:21I couldn't get it.
08:22Now it's done.
08:23"It's small, but it's yours," he said.
08:25Reyhan stroked the bracelet with her fingers.
08:29Her eyes welled up with tears, but she said nothing.
08:31She smiled.
08:32Days turned into weeks, and weeks into months.
08:35Reyhan's skin darkened in the sun.
08:38Her hair began to smell of the mountains.
08:41He started waking up before his wife in the mornings.
08:43His voice grew louder as he called out to the goats.
08:46He had memorized the routes by now.
08:48He was a villager now, too.
08:49When their first son was born, the whole village gathered at the house.
08:53Reyhan gave birth to the child in great pain.
08:56The young man prayed in front of the door.
08:59Her eyes filled with tears when she heard the sound of a crying baby.
09:02Reyhan was tired, but she was smiling.
09:05It was as if all their loneliness, all their weariness, had vanished at that moment.
09:10Years have passed.
09:12His second son was born, then his third son.
09:15Reyhan was no longer a stranger in the village, she had become a mother.
09:19Their hands were calloused, but their eyes held love.
09:22He herded goats, carrying his own sons on his back.
09:26On the snow-covered hills, she walked with the children on her back and the goats in front.
09:31When the young man came home every evening,
09:33Reyhan would be at the door.
09:34His clothes were covered in dirt, but his face was radiant.
09:38One day the young man said he was going fishing.
09:41As always.
09:43He left early in the morning.
09:44With a basket in his hand and a fishing rod on his back.
09:47Reyhan leaned against the window.
09:49She watched him go.
09:51There was a slight unease within her, but she didn't say anything.
09:54That day the weather was clear at first, then foggy.
09:58The wind picked up.
10:00Reyhan spent time with the children.
10:02She made yogurt.
10:03He made cheese by fermenting it.
10:05He pulled the goats with a net.
10:06Evening came, but the young man did not arrive.
10:09Reyhan turned to the window.
10:11He looked at the door.
10:12A heavy feeling settled inside me.
10:14He immediately ran to the neighbor's.
10:16He left but didn't come back, he said.
10:19Relatives gathered.
10:21We went to the stream.
10:22The muddy waters were examined.
10:24Hearts trembled in the moonlight.
10:26The young man was not found that night.
10:29In the morning, his basket was found in the stream, then his body.
10:31He had swallowed water.
10:33She had left silently, without saying goodbye to anyone.
10:37Reyhan knelt down.
10:39She didn't scream.
10:40She didn't cry.
10:42He simply bowed his head and didn't move for a long time.
10:46The sons would never see their father's face again.
10:49Reyhan was no longer just a bride, but a single mother.
10:54But he didn't give up.
10:54He lifted his sons onto his back.
10:57He herded his goats.
10:58She milked the cows.
10:59She made cheese.
11:01The children have started school.
11:03Reyhan juggled three jobs in one day.
11:05He sold milk in the morning.
11:07She cleaned at lunchtime.
11:09He sold cheese in the evening.
11:10Years later, everyone knew Reyhan as the shepherdess.
11:15But no one knew that she lived in the mountains, nor that she lost her love in the stream.
11:20The house was left completely empty after the young man left.
11:24When the door was ajar, loneliness entered.
11:27The stove now crackled mournfully.
11:30Reyhan would get up early every morning and leave without waking the children to take the goats to the pen.
11:37She had to raise all three of her sons.
11:40No one offered to help him.
11:43In the first few months, everyone in the village looked at Reyhan with pity.
11:46But then those glances gave way to silence.
11:50No one wanted to stay with a widow for long.
11:55The women were cautious, the men were distant.
11:58Reyhan, however, kept her head down and went about her work.
12:01She spent the day taking the goats up into the mountains, and in the evening, she would return with food for her children.
12:08He repaired the house's window, put in the roof, and installed a pipe for the stove with his own hands.
12:13Whispers in the village grew louder over time.
12:16Some said she became a widow at a young age but stood tall.
12:21Some say only women are sharp-eyed.
12:24Reyhan didn't respond to any of these.
12:27His only concern was his children.
12:29Educating them meant giving them a future.
12:32She went to the young man's grave every week.
12:34He sat by the grave for a long time.
12:37He didn't speak.
12:38But when he looked at the ground, there was determination on his face, not sadness.
12:43One day his eldest son fell ill.
12:45There was no doctor in the village.
12:47Snow had enveloped the mountains in the night.
12:49But Reyhan lifted her child onto her back.
12:52After walking for hours through the snow, he reached the nearest health center.
12:56Their feet were frozen.
12:58Her hands were ice cold.
12:59But she didn't abandon her child.
13:01That night, she fell asleep wrapped in a blanket beside her child in the waiting room of the health center.
13:08When the nurse arrived in the morning, Reyhan was still awake.
13:12Years passed like this.
13:14All three children have reached school age.
13:16Reyhan would go to tend the goats in the morning, return home at lunchtime to cook for the children, and then head back up the mountain.
13:23They got soaked in the rain, and they were scorched by the heat.
13:26But he never gave up.
13:28When he returned home one evening, his youngest son asked.
13:32Mom, why are you so tired?
13:34Reyhan stroked her head.
13:36For your growth, he said.
13:38Why aren't you growing?
13:40He asked this time.
13:42Reyhan turned her eyes to look out the window.
13:45He didn't answer.
13:46Because he couldn't say the sentence that was on his mind.
13:49I don't need to grow, I need to survive.
13:53Reyhan was one of those who knew best what it meant to raise children alone.
13:59While everyone else was out and about with their families during holidays, she was at home mending her sons' worn-out shoes.
14:06While the neighbors were buying new clothes
14:09Reyhan sold the yogurt she made from goat's milk to buy notebooks for her children.
14:14One night, she was sitting by the stove, holding the young man's worn-out shirt in her hand.
14:20The stitches weren't holding.
14:21The fabric was in tatters.
14:23Nevertheless, he spread the shirt on his knees and rubbed it against his face.
14:27He remained like that for a few minutes.
14:29Then he carefully folded the shirt and placed it in the old chest.
14:34He closed the box.
14:36He didn't lock it.
14:37Because it smelled of the young man.
14:40The children continued to grow.
14:42The eldest son was now old enough to herd the goats.
14:47One day, when Reyhan returned from the mountain, she found her son handling the chores in the grove all by himself.
14:53He stood silently by the door.
14:55Her eyes welled up with tears, but she said nothing.
14:58Because someone had started to share his burden.
15:02Reyhan was now making more cheese.
15:04As yogurt sales increased, he needed to come down to the city.
15:08The city roads were difficult.
15:09But Reyhan got used to this too.
15:12He would get on the bus with sacks on his shoulders and set up a stall in the market.
15:16His smiling face became recognizable among the market vendors.
15:19"A peasant woman," they said to her.
15:22But everyone respected her smile.
15:24One day a woman approached him at the city market.
15:27"This cheese has my mother's touch," he said.
15:31Reyhan lifted her head and, with red eyes, looked at the woman.
15:35"I miss my mother," he said.
15:38The woman was surprised.
15:39He traced the lines on Reyhan's face.
15:42He saw the weariness in her eyes.
15:44He could never get that cheese from anywhere else again.
15:47As the years passed, Reyhan's back became a little more bent.
15:51But he was still the first one to wake up in the morning and the last one to go to bed at night.
15:55Their sons had grown up and become young men.
15:59The house was no longer quiet.
16:01The young man's absence had been replaced by the joy of his sons.
16:04But Reyhan would sit alone by the stove at night,
16:08She was still waiting to hear the young man's footsteps.
16:11Nobody knew this.
16:13Only the shirt in the chest knew.
16:16Autumn in the village had been another cold one.
16:19The goat herd has now decreased in number,
16:22Reyhan's footprints were becoming less frequent on the mountain paths.
16:27The three sons had now grown into young men.
16:29The eldest got their driver's license, the middle one got a job.
16:33The youngest had finished high school.
16:36Reyhan had raised them with great care.
16:39Although they didn't realize it, he prayed by the stove at night.
16:43He went to work on an empty stomach in the mornings.
16:45He hadn't distinguished one from the other.
16:47He fed them all the same cheese.
16:49She had covered him with the same thick blanket.
16:52One day the eldest son arrived.
16:54There was hesitation in her eyes.
16:56"Mom, should we sell the goats?" he asked.
17:00Reyhan didn't answer at first.
17:02He turned his head.
17:03He looked at the animals grazing on the mountainside.
17:06To the goats, to whom he had dedicated years of his life, each of whom he knew by name.
17:10The one she woke up with every morning,
17:12They were the friends he returned home with that evening.
17:15"What will we do then?" she asked quietly.
17:19"Let's move to the city, we'll have a better life there," said his son.
17:23Reyhan fell silent.
17:24This silence was an acquiescence.
17:26Or it was about appearing to agree.
17:28Perhaps it was a silent sacrifice to pave the way for his sons.
17:33The goats were sold the following week.
17:36Reyhan entered the room with tears for the last time.
17:38Everywhere was empty.
17:40He leaned against the walls and took a deep breath.
17:43No tears were shed, but her heart ached.
17:45A few weeks later, Reyhan and her three sons moved into a small apartment in a suburban neighborhood of Bursa.
17:53An old stove had been brought in.
17:55Some old chairs and the young man's chest as well.
17:59The chest was placed in the most secluded corner of the house.
18:02It was covered up.
18:03But Reyhan would lift the cover at night and touch the shirt again.
18:08Nobody noticed.
18:10The city was another world.
18:12People are impatient.
18:14The neighbors were distant.
18:15Reyhan neither enjoyed looking out the window nor going outside.
18:20His days were filled with silence.
18:22His sons were working.
18:24The house got crowded in the evenings.
18:26But the days always offered Reyhan the same loneliness.
18:31The number of hours he spent squinting in front of the television increased.
18:36One day she realized she had put something in the wrong place in the kitchen.
18:40He couldn't remember where the salt shaker was.
18:43Then, while climbing the stairs, he lost his balance.
18:46"Your sons said you looked tired."
18:49Reyhan believed it.
18:50Perhaps he wanted to believe.
18:52But the tiredness didn't go away.
18:54It increased a little more each day.
18:56One morning, as winter approached, he spent a long time in the bathroom.
19:00The son who knocked on the door found his mother on the floor.
19:03She had fainted.
19:04They took him to the hospital.
19:06After the tests and imaging were done, the doctors came in with gloomy faces.
19:12Someone said there was a mass in the brain.
19:14"A tumor," said the other.
19:16Reyhan didn't say anything at that moment.
19:19He simply bowed his head.
19:21His sons were devastated.
19:22But Reyhan remained unwavering.
19:24Her eyes, which had never shed a tear before, were dry that day.
19:28She only looked after her sons.
19:31He saw himself in their eyes.
19:33Treatment was needed.
19:35But time was running out.
19:37The doctors were speaking clearly.
19:39They said it was advanced.
19:42Reyhan sat down on the old chair in the house and picked up the young man's shirt again.
19:47This time she didn't cover her face.
19:49He spread his shirt across his knees.
19:51He looked at his sons.
19:52"I have no requests from you," he said.
19:55But look out for each other.
19:57That night, their sons cried quietly in their rooms.
20:02Reyhan sat in front of the window.
20:04The city lights had obscured the sky.
20:06He missed the stars in that village.
20:09She missed the young man's grave.
20:11He missed the sound of the goats.
20:13But most of all, he missed the peace he had kept inside for so many years.
20:17When she woke up in the morning and was combing her hair, she noticed it in the mirror.
20:21A few more strands of gray had appeared in her hair.
20:24Reyhan sat down at the breakfast table that morning smiling like her children.
20:29She made them tea.
20:31One day, he said.
20:32A woman becomes a woman not of the place she lives, but of the love she gives.
20:37His sons didn't understand.
20:38But they never forgot the profound serenity on her face.
20:42The news had also reached Azerbaijan.
20:44When the older brothers heard that their younger brother was ill, they decided to set off on a journey.
20:49They were coming back to Türkiye after all these years.
20:53To hug Reyhan, to see her one last time.
20:56Time was now working against Reyhan.
20:58Reyhan started writing something in front of the window that night.
21:03He took a notebook out of the box.
21:06He picked up the pen and wrote.
21:08The lines were short, but their meaning was profound.
21:11When Reyhan woke up in her bed, the room was dim.
21:15The first rays of sunlight filtered through the window curtain, touching her face.
21:20Lately, he had been having difficulty speaking, eating little, and hardly sleeping at night.
21:26His mind was clear, but his body had failed him.
21:31Her youngest son had made soup that morning, and the older ones had gone to work.
21:35The room door was ajar.
21:36The aroma of tea wafting from the far end of the kitchen filled Reyhan's memories, not her lungs.
21:42The young man remembered the tea he drank every morning.
21:45The way she took a sip, it was as if hope, not the glass, was warming in her hands.
21:50Their youngest son entered and sat down next to his mother.
21:54"I saw your father in my dream today," Reyhan said.
21:58His son fell silent.
22:00It was on top of a mountain.
22:01There were goats around again.
22:04"He walked toward me, but I couldn't catch him," he said.
22:07His son bowed his head.
22:08Reyhan stroked her son's hair.
22:11You look like me, but try to be more like your father.
22:15He lived according to his heart.
22:17"She was quiet, but powerful," he said.
22:19Reyhan's condition was worsening day by day.
22:21His sons had noticed it.
22:24But it wasn't easy to accept.
22:26The eldest son was arranging hospital appointments, the middle son was tidying up the house, and the youngest son was constantly by Reyhan's side.
22:35His brothers in Azerbaijan were notified.
22:38Reyhan's condition was critical.
22:41The brothers have set off.
22:42But time was flying by.
22:45That night, Reyhan looked at the sky through the window.
22:47In Aytepe, the stars were in a cool silence.
22:52The only light in the room was the lamp by the bedside.
22:55The young man's shirt was next to her.
22:58It was missing buttons, its collar was worn, but its scent was still there.
23:03Reyhan closed her eyes.
23:05Forgive me, but don't forget me.
23:08"Just protect the children," she whispered.
23:12The next morning, their son woke up next to Reyhan.
23:16His eyes were closed.
23:18There was a peaceful expression on her face.
23:19It was as if she had dreamt she had gone to the mountains, found the young man, and embraced him.
23:25They held her hand.
23:26It was cold.
23:27Reyhan had passed away that morning.
23:30His sons were silent.
23:32They couldn't scream.
23:33Because a void had opened up in their hearts.
23:36Tears flowed silently.
23:38It didn't come from inside the house, it came from their hearts.
23:42My brothers only managed to get home around lunchtime.
23:47They entered through the door with the news of Reyhan's death.
23:50They looked at their younger brother's face one last time.
23:54They held hands.
23:55Just like they did when they were little.
23:58"You reminded me of the women in our house," said the eldest brother.
24:03Preparations for the funeral have been made.
24:06Reyhan's last wish was to return to the land of her birth.
24:09But a journey had begun that he could no longer see with his own eyes.
24:14While Reyhan's body was being prepared to be sent to Azerbaijan,
24:18The sons packed their mother's belongings.
24:21They found a notebook.
24:22It simply said this:
24:25I walked every day.
24:27I didn't consider going back.
24:28Because it's nowhere to go back to.
24:31There was a heart to be protected.
24:32They didn't open the notebook.
24:35They weren't ready yet.
24:37Inside the box, the young man's shirt lay unbuttoned but clean.
24:43Reyhan had placed a handkerchief beside her.
24:46A single word embroidered on it with a needle,
24:48You were alone, but you're not anymore.
24:50His sons waited at the end of the runway as the hearse took off.
24:55The younger son looked at the name on the tag attached to the suitcase.
24:59Basil.
25:00It turned to the sky one last time.
25:02It turned to the sky one last time.
25:02Her eyes were filled with tears, but she didn't cry.
25:04Because there was only one thing her mother wanted.
25:07They stand upright.
25:09Reyhan passed away without ever seeing the land of her birth, but carrying it in her heart.
25:14Their brothers buried their sibling in the family cemetery in Azerbaijan.
25:19The single sentence inscribed on his tombstone described him.
25:23I was a Reyhan (basil) that blossomed in a foreign land.
25:26It had been a few weeks since Reyhan was buried.
25:29At the funeral ceremony in Azerbaijan, there were not only tears,
25:33The entire weight of the past had also mingled with the earth.
25:36His siblings experienced the bittersweet feeling of burying him in his homeland,
25:40Reyhan's three sons have returned to their home in Bursa.
25:44The house was quiet.
25:45For the first time, they felt so deeply what it meant to be motherless.
25:50Reyhan's voice seemed to have been erased from the walls.
25:54The sheer curtain swayed gently in the wind, but no one was sitting behind it anymore.
26:01There was no smell of food coming from the stove.
26:02The goats that used to gather in front of the door in the mornings were gone.
26:06For the sons, the world had stopped.
26:09One day, the eldest son found an old envelope under his mother's pillow.
26:15It had shaky but familiar handwriting on it.
26:19My sons, all three of them sat down.
26:21They opened the envelope without saying anything.
26:24A thin, folded piece of paper came out of it.
26:28The paper smelled of their mothers.
26:31They started reading.
26:32My darlings, the light of my eyes, my three precious saplings.
26:35You are still with me as I write these lines.
26:38But deep down I know I have little time.
26:41You will not inherit any fortune from me.
26:43Because we dug up life together with the earth.
26:46Together we sowed patience, together we reaped hope.
26:50I left you not gold, but the sweat of my labor.
26:52I left you mountains, not cities.
26:55I left you not wealth, but compassion.
26:59I left you not soft hands, but calloused but dignified hands.
27:04My children, perhaps I sometimes seemed harsh to you.
27:08Maybe I was too quiet sometimes.
27:10But know this: I kept silent so that my words wouldn't affect you.
27:14The mountains where I once only called out to goats are now filled with the joy of your laughter.
27:21In those mountains, I became not just a woman, I became a mother.
27:24Don't call me, kids.
27:26I am sometimes by the bank of that old stream.
27:29Sometimes on a path where goats track their steps.
27:32Sometimes I'm in your shadows as you return home in the late afternoon.
27:36I am now as silent as a mountain.
27:39But you will hear me when the wind blows.
27:41And whenever you hug each other, I'll be there too.
27:46My darlings, look out for each other.
27:49And keep me alive in your prayers.
27:52I'm with you.
27:53Always.
27:54After reading those lines, none of them uttered a sound.
27:58All three fell silent.
28:00Because words were insufficient.
28:02With her last letter, Reyhan had made them grow even more.
28:06Even though he/she is no longer physically by his/her side,
28:09His presence was felt most strongly now.
28:12The next morning, the three siblings walked up the hill behind the house.
28:16They realized that Reyhan loved goats the most.
28:20The eldest brother made a small pile of stones.
28:23She placed a headscarf over it.
28:25The middle brother planted a shepherd's staff next to the stone.
28:29The youngest one wrote his mother's name on the ground.
28:34Basil.
28:34They recited a prayer.
28:36Each of them quietly tried to hear their mother's voice.
28:40The wind blew gently.
28:43The grass swayed as if Reyhan's skirt had touched it.
28:46They all understood at that moment.
28:49Her mother hadn't left.
28:50It had simply moved to a place invisible to the naked eye.
28:53They continued with their lives after that day.
28:56But Reyhan spoke on every holiday, every rainy night, every starry night.
29:02Sometimes with the wind,
29:04Sometimes in the smoke of the stove,
29:07Sometimes in a falling leaf.
29:09And they always responded.
29:12We never forgot you, Mom.
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