Repetition based art of speech that provides harmony in the Nebati Divani

Apart from the formal feature of poetry, the most important feature that distinguishes poetry from prose is the harmonious structures it contains. In this sense, harmonious structures provide fluency, which is the harmony of words with each in poetry. Harmony is an important element that In addition, the color, tone and distinguishing power of the voice are important elements that provides the inflection, which is the inflection, whic is the tone, intonation and emphasis of the voice. Harmony has also been expressed by the divan poets with concepts such as elfaz, eda, mevzun, selis selaset. Poets have established harmony in poetry in different ways. The most important element that constitutes harmony in poetry are sound, Word repetitions and figures of speech. The figures of speech that constitute the element of harmony in the divan poetry are; tekrir, akis, cinas, iştikak, iâde, reddu'l-acuz ale's-sadr, aliterasyon, asonans and müşakale. In addition, repeated words, rhymes, line beginning repetitions, redd-i verse, reduplication, unary word repetitions, double Word repetitions, triple Word repetitions, quadruple Word repetitions, quintuple Word repetitions and elements such as meter are meter and rhyme are other elements that provide harmony in their poems. Seyyid Ebu'l Kasım Nebâti, one of the important poets of the period, continued this style and established a harmonious structure in his Turkish Divan through repetition and figures of speech that would be important in terms providing harmony. word repetition stand out as the most important element that provides harmony in Nebâtî's Divan. In Seyyid Ebu'l Kasım Nebâtî's Turkish Divan; In all of his poems, which he wrote in the verse forms of 9 kasidas, 65 ghazals, 59 rubai, 16 kosma, 10 geraylı, 10 beslik, 9 müstezad, 2 muhammes, 1 müseddes, 1 tercia bent consisting of 12 stanzas, 1 mesneva, 1 mülemma, 5 dubeyt, 2 tek bezit, he eatablished arhythmic structures through Word, arts, Word and sound repetitions. In this study, the figures of speech based on repetition that provide harmony in the poems in Nebâtî's Divan will be titl