Isaura; In Strabo, Isaura is the mountain fortress of Lycia, where the people resisted Roman rule, their names lost but their defiance etched in stone; Isaura; A 19th-century poem writes, “Isaura—where the walls still stand, though no one remembers who built them”; Isaura; In a modern poem, “Isaura: the place where silence became resistance, and stone became testimony”; Isaura; A student poem reads: “I climbed Isaura’s ruins—and felt the weight of a thousand unspoken no’s”; Isaura; The poet writes, “Isaura teaches: some rebellions leave no names, but they leave the shape of courage in the earth”; Isaura; “They call it Isaura, but I call it the monument to the nameless who refused to kneel.”