Classical Turkish literature "Gönül" redif of poetry

In Turkish literature, heart (gonul), which has an important place for poet and poetry, has an important place in classical Turkish poetry due to it being the center of emotions. The word of heart is used as repeated voice (redif) in verses by taking various inserts or coming side by side with different words. In the classical Turkish literature tradition, since poets do not use titles in their poems and verses are named after the repeated voices, the use of repeated voices are of great importance. In this study, which is called "Verses with repeated voices of heart in Classical Turkish Poetry", 640 divans were scanned and 391 divans were examined with the word "heart" and the word "dil" which has the same meaning in Persian as the word "gonul". 1427 more verses which have been used with the conjugated form of these two words have been determined and evaluations have been made on the processing of the concept of heart in these verses. This study consists of an introduction and two different sections. In the introduction part, the concepts of heart and repeated voices are explained and information is given about the academic studies on these subjects. The first part is "the repeated voice 'heart' in Classical Turkish Poetry according to Historical Course", The second part is titled "The Concept of 'Heart' in verses with repeated voice of heart", sections are divided into subheadings and each meaning is supported by couplet examples. Keywords: Classical Turkish Literature, Redif, Heart, Semantic World