Examination of Aşık Veysel's poems as homeland, millet, religion and flag

The ancestors of lovers in the history of Turkish literature can be traced back to the steppes of Central Asia. The bard, baksı and shamans of Central Asia exhibit similar features to the lovers of Anatolia. The Anatolian minstrels were intertwined with the public against the poems of Divan literature poets broken from the folk decorated with Arabic and Persian phrases under the wings of their patrons in the glazed palaces of Istanbul. It is possible to see the life style and the difficulties of the people in the poems of the lovers who take the joy of the living conditions of the day together. XVI. century in a certain form of capturing literature in the XVII. century, while giving the most beautiful examples XVIII. century goes into a relatively decline. XIX. century Minstrel literature falls back to the fall of the rare works and the minstrels are brought up and become a century. XX. century, the age of Âşık Veysel, minstrel tradition of the movement of the Republic towards the people again came to the agenda of a century. This period constitutes a period in which the tradition of minstrelsy shifted to the electronic environment with the effect of technological developments. Âşık Veysel was born in the Sivas village of Sivas. Âşık Veysel loses his eyes during smallpox that ravaged the village at the age of 7. After his first marriage, he has a relatively happy life in his second marriage. In 1931, Sivas National Education Director Ahmet Kutsi Tecer organized by Sivas Folk Poets Festival. The first poem he wrote for his own tenth anniversary of the Republic "Ataturk is Turkey's Ihya," it is the epic beginning of the Republic. He reaches his audience with Âşık Veysel records who teach saz at the Village Institutes. In 1952, his life was filmed as a bridge between the intellectuals and the people of Veysel serves. Yunus Emre and Karacaoğlan influence are seen in Âşık Veysel's poems. The influence of Yunus Emre in his poems stinking of Sufism and Karacaoğlan in his poems about love predominate. Âşık Veysel is a poet poet who shows close attention to the problems of his country. Revolution and the Republic of Turkey can feel her eyes sightless, despite Turkey's role in the revival Âşık Veysel citizens, citizens of Ataturk's revolution gives advice to develop and upgrade our calling around the country. Keywords: Âşık Veysel, Sivas, Minstrel, Homeland, Nation, Flag