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Sadi Sirazi Mevlana G IN A GAMING EN GÜVENİLİR BAHİS SİTESİ “AŞK'A uçarsan kanatların yanar” “AŞK'A uçmazsan kanat neye yarar” “Götten seks”
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The image is a meme featuring quotes from famous Persian poets, Sadi Sirazi and Mevlana, overlaid with a modern, humorous interpretation. **Description:** The meme shows portraits of Sadi Sirazi and Mevlana, two prominent figures in Persian literature, with their quotes written beneath them. The quotes are in Turkish, a language frequently used in the context of internet memes, and refer to love. The quotes from the two poets have been juxtaposed in such a way that they directly contrast one another, which is part of the humor. **Joke Explanation (in Turkish):** The joke plays on the different perspectives of love expressed by the two poets. The first quote (from Sadi Sirazi) states: "If you fly towards love, your wings burn" (Aşk'a uçarsan kanatların yanar). This quote implies the pain and suffering that can come with passionate love. The second quote (from Mevlana) is: "If you don't fly toward love, what's the point of wings?" (Aşk'a uçmazsan kanat neye yarar). This implies that love is a journey that requires courage and risk, even if it entails pain. The third quote, in German ("Götten seks"), is completely out of context to the other two, which adds a level of absurdity and humor. It's an ironic take on the previous quotes. The humor comes from the contrast between the traditional, philosophical interpretations of love (as found in the poems) and the unexpected, and possibly even vulgar, reference ("Götten seks") in German. The addition of the German quote also plays on the different linguistic and cultural contexts involved. It is a clever way to highlight the universality of love, even amidst different cultures and interpretations. The meme is likely aimed at a Turkish-speaking audience and those who understand the cultural context surrounding the works of these poets.
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