Phoenix Throwing Its Ash at Its Color in the Water | Seal Library

Phoenix Throwing Its Ashes at Its Color in the Water Book Description: Tuğrul Tanyol, one of the representatives of image-centered poetry, wrote lyrical poems that stay away from rhetoric and narrative. In his writings, he touched upon Yunus Emre, Nedim, Yahya Kemal, Ahmed Hâşim, Cahit Sıtkı and Oktay Rifat. He argued that poetry could talk about anything, but it had to be beautiful. Tanyol, who said he lived in the 'Age of Robbery', came to terms with the time reflected in the mirror and water by sinking into the poetry of the sea, as in Rimbaud's 'Drunk Ship'. Poet-academician Emel Koşar Throwing Her Ashes at the Color in the Water In Tanyol Poetry, Anka-Tuğrul examines Tanyol's poems thematically under the headings 'Time, Death, Loneliness, Love, Poetry and Poet, Music, Mother'. (From the Promotional Bulletin) Number of Pages: 164Print Year: 2014Language: TurkishPublisher:Mühür Kitaplığı