Abstract:

Nurettin Durman describes poetry as the world of images created by colors. He sees poetry as a tool for the values that must be defended against evil, evil and injustice in society. He believes that the poet will be questioned in the context of reward and punishment for his poetic action. It defines the image, which has a wide range of meaning and calls, as the spirit, soul and blood of the poem. Poetry indicates that it is not a mental fantasy, but an action that reveals what life gives us and receives with abstract and concrete data and thus roots the world. The poet, indicating the disaster caused by the increasing foreignization, rebels that the pain that is experienced in the world is not reflected in the poetry, not to find a response. The poet believes that a religion, an ideology, is not the written and comprehensive text of the case; but that the poet is the owner of the religion, an ideology, and the case, and that he has been fighting either on the way of the Mercy or on the way of the devil. Political pressures make it difficult for the poet to write poems in accordance with his own world view. The dictates criticize the poet's grievance of sadness, grace and prison life. In this study, the poetic thoughts contained in Nurettin Durman's writings are analyzed by classifying them into titles with their main lines.

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