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NEW POEMS OF YESÂRÎ OF BATUMI IN A MECMUA BATUMLU YESÂRÎ’NİN BİR MECMUADA BULUNAN YENİ ŞİİRLERİ

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MEHMET KILIÇ
Correspondence / https://ror.org/01x1kqx83
Cite as: Kiliç, MEHMET. "NEW POEMS OF YESÂRÎ OF BATUMI IN A MECMUA". TURKISH CULTURE AND HACI BEKTASH VELİ RESEARCH QUARTERLY / (): . .

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Abstract

Poetry magazines are very exceptional in our culture and literature history in that they contain the poems of any poet published in his own work or in different places, as well as unearth poems that are not found in any source. The missing parts of the poet's divan are completed by revealing his poems, which are not found in the divan he created while the poet was alive, or in the copies written in the following periods, through the journals and with the efforts of the researchers. Thanks to these poems in the magazines, the stages in the poet's art can also be followed. One of the poets whose poems have been reached in many magazines with the studies done is Yesârî from Batumi. In this study, poems with the pseudonym of Yesârî in the journal registered at number 171 of the Galata Mevlevihanesi Collection of the Süleymaniye Library are discussed. Although the first 232 pages of the journal, which has 348 pages, were studied, the last 116 pages were not studied. 99 of 124 poems with the pseudonym Yesârî in the journal have been published. It has been determined that 23 of the total 25 poems in the said mecmu are not included in any study conducted on behalf of Yesārī, and although 1 ghazal and 1 koumma are included in different sources, they have differences with the poems in the mecmua. These differences are disclosed in the footnote by way of comparison. Since there is more than one poet with the pseudonym Yesārī in our literature, although it is not certain to which Yesārī the poems belong, the translations of the poems are included in this study in order to contribute to new studies on Yesārī.
Keywords: Bektashi, Yesârî of Batumi, Sinop, Mecmua, Poem.

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