A lively university city on the Porsuk river, Eskişehir carries a quieter spiritual inheritance: it is the country of Yunus Emre, the Sufi poet whose simple Turkish verses of divine love are still sung today. His mausoleum lies in the province, and Sivrihisar — Nasreddin Hoca country — is close by.
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Yunus Emre wrote in the plain language of Anatolian villages rather than the Persian of the courts, and his poems of love for God and all creation became part of Turkish folk devotion. Visiting his resting place is a small, heartfelt pilgrimage.
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