I wouldn’t
meet her if I wasn’t writing My Camp Memories. My pain-mate, Sümeyra...
This name
reminds me deep heart scars. Her husband is in prison. Her uncle reported her
nephew, holding a grudge to her mother. I wish that uncle’s heart cooled by reporting
that innocent, haven’t seen ant gun, boy. He would remember that coolness with
a glowing fire.
Sümeyra
struggles with her two children. Her family doesn’t allow her to go to see her
husband, pleading the ten-hours-way-to-go. She couldn’t even take her
6-year-old son with her for four months, because of financial difficulty. I
wrote about her previously, and a beneficent sponsored and sponsoring her for
every financial problem.
In Turkey,
even if the woman is very owned by her family, she could be oppressed.
My dear friend
Sümeyra,
Your life is
all yours. We may not fully understand what you are struggling with.
Apparently, neither your family members does... You and your husband, are
traveling in the hillsides of faith, counting days. I can only pray God for you
and your family to go along the pure path.
On the list
of things to do for you, there are my jobs, your jobs, and others’ jobs. My job
is to help you as much as possible; raising my hands to ask help for you, and
pray. Your job is to stand straight, like that mother lost two children says,
despite of the pressure in your neighborhood, hold your tears and take care of
your children.
That woman,
I mentioned, lost two children. Easy to say, her two children died. Why? Judges
and prosecutors lose their conscience as imprisoning innocent people like your
husband, closing their eyes to the death of two innocent children.
The woman
goes to police, judges, and prosecutors receives no respond. Her family do not
accept her with her two children. Cannot divorce her violent husband.
Oppressing by the neighbourhood. What happens to us, happens to our children,
to our future.
Don’t forget
dear Sümeyra.
Tomorrow
belongs to you and your children.
You will own
your family as a MOTHER…
You will
hold your tears for your children’s smiles.
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