If we need to give some botanical information about the Periwinkle, which is an adjective to beautiful women's eyes, deadly beauty, and you will soon understand why we say that, we can call it the common name of the ground-covering garden plant species that make up the Vinca genus from the Apocynaceae family.

Let's come to the curiously anticipated story. You can say why such a fascinating flower can be remembered with death. According to the legend, formerly the Periwinkle was hanged on the neck of the execution prisoners. For this reason, it has been associated with executions. Of course, it is not known how true it is.

Another legend is that the Italians put this flower in their baby graves. This flower, also known as the death flower for this reason, is the favorite expression of many lyricists and poets to describe the deadly looks. It is used to express lethal beauty.

Another story told is related to a woman whom Kara Davut will execute. For the first time a woman convicted of a prisoner's death is brought to the narrow streets in the morning, not yet in this incident. And then he looks at the eyes of Kara Davut and cries, saying that I am innocent. Kara Davut finds these eyes very familiar and at the same time very impressive.

The last word is "The woman who hangs me, Dad, I am innocent" hangs and this time her blue eyes look much more scary.

For the first time ever, Kara Davut, who has never been married, calls one "father" and this event never comes to mind. Then suddenly the individual falls into the head. Kara Davut, a wife and friend who is not a friend in life, goes to the day-to-day park and feeds the kennel, sits in a broken cove around a blue flowering crawl around, watching around. That woman's eyes were the same as the flowers of the fringe. These flowers are Periwinkle hometown.

After this remembrance, Kara Davut takes one of those blue flowers with his roots and sets it on the woman's grave. Here is the iconic eyes of Periwinkle since then.