Abstract:

When you look at the classical Turkish literature poets, it is apparent that there are little Arabic and Persian manuscripts. One of these characters is the XIX Classical Turkish poetry. The poet of the century. Mehmed Said Fennî, born in 1850, is originally Yozgatlı. The poet, who was in various functions throughout his life, died in Ankara in 1918. In addition to the education he received in his young age, he has greatly developed the poetry art and has received poems at a level to measure the size with the classical divan poems. Fennî's estimates and nazis written in the poems of the highest poems such as Bâkî, Fuzûlî, Nâbî and Nedîm are an indicator of his ability in the classical Turkish poetry. Fennî, who is sufficient to judge the Persian and Arabic in those languages, is one of the poetry of the latter period of the classical Turkish poetry. From the time he lived to the present day, he was an artist not only attracted by his poetry but also by his linearity and authority. As in Turkish poems, in Persian poems, he also talked about the states of love and love, the elements of beauty of his lover, the understanding of existence and events. In his poems, he has also seen some of his poems in the religious and tasavouffic direction. The Poet's Poems in the Divan are composed of manuscripts written in a form of a prediction, a nazm and three gazel nazm.

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