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This is a story where lines turn into spheres, time turns into eternity, and infinities turn into dreams. The extraordinaryness of ordinary people, the transformation of well-known stories into dreams, the ennobling of weaknesses, and the sinfulness behind virtues will flow into minds with all their sincerity. The weakest and most sublime aspects of being human will once again become knowable with the touch of a story. İhsan Oktay Anar will surprise you once again with this new dream. You will travel in spheres, not lines, and travel to unknown moments of known times. When you enter the door of this unfamiliar world, you will feel familiar and find yourself traveling with the flow with the comfort of surrendering to the magnificence of simplicity. Drawing on the Cover: İhsan Oktay Anar A chapter from the book: It was already past midnight when the gas tanks were filled. Selahattin went up to the control cabin of the airship first, climbed into the airframe and went to the engine cabin. İhsan Sait and İdris Dede climbed the wooden stairs to the control cabin. Aman Baba was in charge of the workers below. Twenty-point landing moorings were suspended from the control and engine cabins above. By the order of Aman Baba below, about 60 workers were suspended from these moorings. I heard Baba Aman say, 'Get ready! Attention! Now!' With that said, the workers assigned to this job broke the ropes connecting the zeppelin to the sandbags with an axe. At this very moment, the men who were hanging on to the moorings with all their strength seemed to be swept off their feet. Aman Baba said with fear, 'Everyone to the moorings!' When he shouted, the remaining workers ran in a hurry and hung on the ropes, thus saving the airship, whose top almost touched the ceiling of the hangar, from being damaged. Oh Father, 'Come on, my lions! Let me see you!' After shouting, the men began to pull the airship out of the hangar, tearing themselves apart. As they were hanging on the ropes of the huge hydrogen-filled aerial schooner, which looked like a dragon eager to rise to the skies, from time to time their feet were cut off from the ground, and in such situations when they rose from the ground, they were shaking their legs as if they were running in space. When they finally came out, this time they got wet not with their own sweat, but with heavy rain. Moreover, the strong wind that moved the zeppelin here and there made the work of the workers difficult. Oh Father, 'Do not let go of the moorings! Cling to the ropes the same way you cling to the Holy Quran! 'We have 40 steps left!' When he shouted, most of the workers had run out of strength. Finally they were able to get the airship far enough from the hangar. But almost all of them had exhausted zero. Soon, the people on the zeppelin dropped the moorings. In the control cabin of the airship, while İdris Dede was fastening the machine guns to the brackets on the port and starboard windows he had opened, İhsan Sait pulled back the lever of the engine room telegraph and shouted from the communication pipe to the engine cabin, 'Selo! Port and starboard engines start! Half way forward!' he shouted. When Selahattin turned the magnetos and started the altitude engines loudly, all four propellers of the airship shouted, 'Flap!….. Flap!.. Flap! Frrrrrrrrrrrr!' He started to return with his voice. When İhsan Sait pulled on the cord and drained water from the aft ballast tank, the airship sailed with its tail in the air for a while. However, after breaking the rudder and turning the airship to where the wind was blowing, as soon as he hung on the cord attached to the valve of the bow ballast tank until the declination indicator showed 14 degrees, he shouted 'Foşsssss!' from the airship to everyone below. The water emptied. The airship was now sailing nose up, with its stern turned to the wind, as it should be, and was slowly climbing into the skies in that dark night and under the rain! May God protect us from the evil eye, this huge airship was truly magnificent! Masha'Allah, Bârekallah, God bless you and God bless you! But unfortunately, at that very moment, a misfortune dispersed the pitch black rain clouds and the light of the full moon revealed the airship like daylight for a while.Number of Pages: 240Print Year: 2012Language: TurkishPublisher: İletişim Yayıncılık
| Publisher | : | Contact Publishing |
| Number of pages | : | 240 |
| Publication Year | : | 2012 |
| ISBN | : | 9789750510861 |
| The heart | : | Turkish |
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Ayrıca, kargo süreci hakkında da sistem üzerinden güncel olarak bilgilendirildim.
Memnuniyet duydum.
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