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If a nation fell in love with its executioner

Someone shouted loudly because they thought the stanza was theirs, but it turns out the author has a profile on a website. Even though some journalists have said the stanza was written by Omar Khayyam, it's not true. It's not even a Rubai, and it doesn't follow the Aruz meter or any other syllabic meter.

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If a nation fell in love with its executioner

The 16th of April 2017 was the date of a referendum on a proposed change to the constitution. It is hoped that this date will never be mentioned again, as the proposed change was not accepted.

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If a nation fell in love with its executioner

Sorry everyone, we have to start now.

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If a nation fell in love with its executioner

There is no better word to use right now.

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If a nation fell in love with its executioner

Stockholm Syndrome is a psychological phenomenon in which a person develops a strong emotional bond with their captor, even if the captor is abusive or dangerous.

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If a nation fell in love with its executioner

If a country has put its trust in someone who is causing it harm, pay attention to the warning signs. If the person does not try to stop the harm, they deserve to be shamed.

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If a nation fell in love with its executioner

This poem does not come from the famous poet Omar Khayyam because it was probably written before the idea of millet (a type of grain) existed. In fact, it was written by Yusuf Sahin Ceritli.

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