Özet:

Abdülkadir Meriçboyu, known in our literature by the signature of "A. Kadir", is one of the poets of "1940 Generation". The poet, in addition to his military high school and high school in law, does not interrupt his relationship with literature throughout his lifetime, he makes translations and prepares antologies. The artist who highlighted the concept of "social realistic" in his works is expelled between 1943-1947 years due to both this understanding and the reason for the propaganda of Nazim Wisdom. The last place of deportation is Kırşehir and the poet will stay here for about two years. He published his poems in various journals under the name "Ali Karasu" in Kırşehir. One of the most famous of these poems is the “Tree of the Cave”. This is the story of the town, the town of the town of the town of the town of the town. In the poetry, which is the tree of the speaker, it tells the ordinary and poor life of a small family. In this study, A. Kadir's life, art and deportation were referred to after he was in Kırşehir, his poem "A Kayısı Tree" was studied according to the "biographical criticism theory"; the people in the poem and the place were interpreted with the real data obtained by the way out of the poet's life. The real identity of the people of the poet, Abraham and Fatma, and their children, Ahmet, was revealed in documents. There is also information about the place of the poem and the house that still stands today. Thus, it has been studied to the Kırşehir culture, as well as to the new knowledge about the history of Turkish literature, as well as the biographical elements are converted into literary text with poetry sensitivity.

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