Let it be called Sea

Deniz Olsun Book Description Childish poems that depict childhood with pure joy and simple reality! Poet and literature teacher Adil İzci's first children's poems book contains 41 beautiful poems. The poet, who has gained a unique place in Turkish poetry for which he has worked for many years, offers an impressive linguistic experience to the reader with his poems praising nature and life, deepened by his vast literary knowledge and clear and rich Turkish. The poet brings the philosophical discourse contained in his poems about childhood, family and communication, love of nature and protection, love and tolerance closer to the child reader, and masterfully makes it suitable for the child. The book, designed with the delicate patterns and graphic design of illustrator Sadi Güran, will make us feel the strong breath of poetry in our children's literature. "A poet who listens to the call of nature and the street, but more than that, gives his heart... As a poet coming from the tradition of goodness, after trees, houses and streets, let's say Adil İzci writes about flowers, plants, birds, stars, courtyards and sounds. Of course, let him write between two poems. Is poetry the courtyard of writing, or are words the street child? When the day of writing is over, does the night knock on the door of the poet's house, or does it call the poet's house to the street? Here is Adil İzci's subtlety to get out of those houses. , it is necessary to meet his loyal, patient, skillful and appreciative writing..." Haydar ErgülenNumber of Pages: 112Print Year: 2011Language: TurkishPublisher: Günışığı Kitaplığı