Nazim Hikmet

Poesie d'amore

Üc Siir

Sevgili kardeşim Bernando'nun bu değerli çalışmasını tebrik ediyorum. Nazım Hikmet'in bir dünya insanı olduğunu bir kez daha anlamış bulunuyoruz. Nazım'ın dediği gibi bir ağaç gibi tek ve hür ve bir orman gibi kardeşçesine yaşayacağımız bir dünya ümidiyle seygiler kardeşim Bernando çalışmalarında başarılar diliyorum. --- Serhan Sopyan, aktivis Kemalis dan penyuka Nazim Hikmet Sevgili kardeşim Bernando edebiyatımızın Mavi Gözlü Devini şiirleriyle başka bir coğrafyaya taşıyor. Emeğine gönlüne sağlık kardeşim, başarılarının ve edebiyatimiza katkılarının devamini merakla bekliyoruz. Sevgiler... --Zeynep Yıldız, mahasiswi ilmu politik, dan penyuka sastra Turki.

Raksasa Bermata Biru

This exciting new edition of the poems of Nazim Hikmet adds more than twenty poems never before available in English. The Blasing/Konuk translations, already acclaimed for the past quarter-century for their accuracy and grace, convey Hikmet's compassionate, accessible voice with the subtle music innovative form, and emotional directness of the originals.

Poems of Nazim Hikmet

Nazim Hikmet Poetry Festival

Murat Nemet-Nejat

Edwina Attlee

Michael Beadle

The chapbook of the Third Annual Nazim Hikmet Poetry Festival opens with a paper given by the festival's guest speaker, Murat Nemet-Nejat: "Eda, Intimations from Turkish Poetry." The rest of the chapbook is dedicated to poems submitted by the winners of the poetry competition. The festival and the poetry competition were organized by American Turkish Association of North Carolina. The festival, which took place on April 17, 2011 in Cary, NC was made possible by a major grant from the Turkish Cultural Foundation. The festival organizers were Buket Aydemir, Pelin Bali, Mehmet C. Ozturk and Birgul Tuzlali.

Third Annual Nazim Hikmet Poetry Festival

Poemas finales : últimos poemas II (1962-1963)

Written in free verse and employing such cinematic techniques as flashbacks, pans, zooms, dissolves, and jump cuts, this stunning 17,000 line novel in verse traces the fortunes of men and women during Turkey's change from an Islamic empire to a secular republic and exemplifies his vision of life as a communal experiment in creating a world in the image of our dreams.

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