Abstract:

Aging is a phase of biological, chronological, psychological and sociological dimensions that a person experiences in his life cycle after childhood, childhood, youth and adulthood. This stage occurs depending on time without accident and injury. In old age, people change physically and mentally. Those who experience this phase, also accepted by terms such as aging and aging, face death. Ageing is a source of inspiration for poets. In the works, the changes in the human body are mainly the loss of the person's old movement, the lack of joy of living, the approach to death, and the conditions that occur with aging. The XVI. The age-related gazel from the poet of the century, the Taşlıcalı Mr. Yahya, is an interesting example of this situation. The poet in this gazel addressed aging biologically and expressed the changes that occur in his body over time in relation to the thought of death. However, it is also seen in the gazel that old age is assessed in terms of the relationship with wisdom and experience, as in ancient cultures. In this study, we will explore the age-related gazel shape and magnificent characteristics of the Taşlıcalı Yahya Mr.