Rubai and Quatrains - Ümit Yaşar Oğuzcan

“One of the contemporary masters of the quatrain and especially the rubai genre, Ümit Yaşar Oğuzcan... As if it is not at all difficult to fit a deep thought or a gripping emotion into four lines with certain meters and precise rhymes/rhymes, Oğuzcan gives us concise love, philosophy and social criticism.

(…) Oğuzcan's mastery of rubai was realized with his outstanding success in both the classical rubai and innovative rybai fields.” Talat S. Halman

v Serenjam tells the mysteries in the world
v Their desires are like a huge tree
v I threw away that fake post and changed it to something else
v If we have light, darkness will not come
v If you look, the last light will be evident from that place
v Is it good to steal one more day?
v For some people, heaven appears in every season.
v We remained silent, those days and nights they sang
v Your love gathers me from the branches one by one
v Religious people think that the truth calls
v Is the world lying? Are these souls lying?
v Let it go on your lap, not on your hand.
v Let our mystery be known to the saints
v You're gone... Living unpleasantly for us day by day
v If there is room left in your heart for a little love
v My life, where are those moments of peace?
v We drank dreams from a fountain, we were fooled
v My eyes dive into the void, it's empty without you



Number of Pages: 290

Year of Printing: 2008


Language: Turkish
Publisher: Everest Publications

First Printing Year: 2008

Number of Pages: 290

Language Turkish