Felah
Felâh, which means salvation, was born from the heart of an artist who carried eternal feelings and thoughts from eternity to eternity, on a direction.
The artist is aware that he is digging a well with a needle and takes pleasure in this; he virtually aims to accustom the person to thinking.
In Felâh, the rich vocabulary and powerful expression style of Turkish are combined with the poet's original imagery.
The place of the words in the verse, sometimes free and sometimes measured, has strengthened the formation of harmony.
The word structure in the poems is adorned with new metaphors, quotations and metaphors.
The poet has created a Turkish universe with each of his poems.
In this work, there are breezes from masaluk and koyaks; tuyuğ and songs that will revive the reader.
Dedicated to the climate of well-being; Felâh, composed of five chapters written with hope, effort and patience, carries experiences, thoughts, witnesses, emotions and e Show More
