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Kerem didn't hesitate. He brought the heavy mallet down on the drum with a resonant thump —the heartbeat of the village. The rhythm was infectious. Within seconds, the young men of the village linked pinky fingers, forming a long line for the halay .

"Are you ready, boy?" Osman asked, his eyes twinkling with mischief. "The people didn't come here to just eat. They came to shake off the dust of the harvest." vur_oynasin

Old Auntie Fatma, who usually complained of aching knees, was the first to wave her handkerchief in the air. The square transformed from a quiet meeting place into a whirlwind of spinning colors and rhythmic stomping. The dust rose from the ground, but no one cared. Each strike of Kerem’s drum seemed to shatter a week’s worth of exhaustion. Kerem didn't hesitate