Turkish poems in Michigan University which in the poetry registered with number 421 (Review- text)

Poetry journals have a distinctive importance in Old Turkish Literature. Literary works and especially poetry works taking place in such journals create resource for researchers in this field. In these journals it is possible to encounter poets mentioned in the biography collections and divan poets. It is as well probable in such journals to run across poets or works of those who aren't a part of divan or that aren't mentioned in the sources. It can be seen how poetry journals are worth researches considering the fact that they include both well-known poets and poems that aren't involved in divan. The poetry journal that has been the source for this thesis is registered in Michigan University as the number 421. Turkish poems in this journal are transcribed and studied with the research-text principle. The journal registered in Michigan University as the number 421 involves information about presage, versicle interpretations, marine concepts and poems of various poets. The journal includes 177 pages and the texts are studied in accordance with the page principals. Each and every Turkish poem is closely examined. Pentastichs and quintets in the journal are the elements that attract the main attention. Keywords: Divan poetry, journal, poetry journal.