Main themes in the Didem Madak poem's

This study consists of thematic analysis of Didem Madak's books titled Grapon Kağıtları (2000), Ah'lar Ağacı (2002), Pulbiber Mahallesi (2007). Didem Madak, who wrote his poems based on his own life and saw poetry as a reason for salvation and holding on to life, was mostly poems of unhappiness. This unhappiness began when Madak lost her mother at a young age, deepened when she could not get what she wanted from life and became an irreparable wound in the soul of the poet with the thought that she could no longer be happy. Almost all of Didem Madak's poems are perhaps the only witnesses of his deep sorrow. Loneliness, sadness, longing for mother, love, women's world, childhood, poverty and so on. The projects are examples of a deep world of meaning in Didem Madak's pen while proving the poet's suffering. Didem Madak, while sharing her suffering through her poems, presents the reflection of the mysterious poetry that we can call confession poetry. Didem Madak's poems are a great example for those who say we don't have a confession poem. Keywords: Didem Madak, poem, theme, confessionality, feminism