20 Mayıs 2010 Perşembe

ONE DAY OF LOVE(Process Essay)

In our culture we have many colourful and enjoyful traditions. One of them is Hıdırellez which is celebrated everyyear in may of 6. On this day people believe that they will earn more,meet new people and they think they will much nearer to God so that God can hear them.


Hıdırllez starts with early light of day and with birds voice and natural beauty which makes people tender and much more polite to eachother.People's celebrating ways of this day are changing from one area to another.Some live this day as picnis, some a good way of see and meet with new people, some as a day which is much nearer to God, some as a good chance to feel refresh and relax far away from tansion and exhausting of their jobs.


People make breakfast firstly then a old man says somethings about past and compares past and present and gives some advices to young people. After young girls cleans their plates and helps to their mums they comes together with other girls and give napkins to boys from whom they get electric.Boys also look for girls and constantly move around to meet with a girl.


People gather stones to throw river after midafternoon ezan(Moslem call to prayer).They throw each stone for a wish from God and they can throw only seven stones according to their believes.Women tie a part of their dress or their traditional dress,Yazma, to wishes tree.Some peole draw a picture of car or home and they believe that they must show to God how their wishes must be ,for example;they draw a home with three floor so that God gives them a home like that.


When day's light near to down people go back to their home and one of social day ,Hıdırellez, comes to finish with its silent and beauty when people open their hands and cuts their voice and pray to God candidly.Hıdırellez is a day of love, humanity, believe of God and close old and open new bright page.

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  1. hi rızgar your essay is good and clear but there are some basic grammar mistakes;neverthless,it is okay.

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