Hakîm-i Heydecî and Turkish poems

Unrecognized in Turkey but the famous in Iran Heydeci and his Turkish poems are general framework of the study. Heydeci's Turkish poems were analyzed in terms of language, style and content. Heydeci's Turkish poems are in Divan. It has been determined that the Divan has two copies (Tehran and Mashhad). The copies were first transferred to the new article and then the comparison was made. The purpose of comparing the two copies is to show the differences and deficiencies between the copies. The poems in these copies are classified according to the verse forms. Proverbs, verses, folk sayings and idioms are remarkable in Heydeci poems. All this can be seen as an indicator of Heydeci's command of the language. Moreover, Heydeci cannot be denied his place in Sufism because he wrote many poems of religious natüre. He talks about God's creativity in his poems. Hz. Muhammad and the Prophet. From his loyalty to Ali. It is also understood that he was subject to Shiite belief in his poems. Wrote such poems of Suhrawardi, Saadi Shirazi, Hafez Shirazi and accepted them as masters. He wrote Arabic, Persian and Turkish poems and used various arts in his poems. He gave examples of almost all verse forms of Divan poetry such as gazel, mesnevi, kaside, tercî-i bend and terkîb-i bend. His poems conform to the tradition of Divan poetry. He used a simple and fluent language, proverb, idioms and public sayings have given much space. Keywords: Heydeci, Divan, Turkish Poems, Mysticism