Elements of harmony in Necâtî Bey's Divân

Poetry creates a new world of meaning for itself by breaking many of its rules while making use of everyday language. Poetry, which produces its own meaning for itself and benefits from the deviations of natural language, presents us with an imaginary world through the artist. With the poet's unique "mimesis", that is, his reflection, human beings set out from the boundaries of the real world to the limitlessness of the world of creation. XV. The fact that Necâtî Bey, the most important poet of the century, is one of the basic building blocks of divan poetry is undoubtedly his unique poetic language. His successful integration of Turkish with aruz, natural and rhythmic poetic language, imagi-native and associative poetry, and effective use of idioms and proverbs are elements of his artistic power. In addition, Necâtî Bey presents sound and meaning in an organic whole with a dynamic structure. As far as is known, Necâtî Bey's Divan, in which we can see strong examples of harmonious diction, is the only work of our poet. As the subject of our study, we evaluated the harmony elements in his Divan only through his ghazals. The identified harmony elements are presented in three sections: In the first section, word repe-tition, in the second section, sound repetition, and in the third section, meter, rhyme and rhyme elements are examined under the title of rhythm. In this way, the aesthetic value of the harmony elements in the poems of Necâtî Bey, one of the founding names of the Clas-sical period Ottoman poetry, has been tried to be revealed within the framework of con-crete data. The poet's contribution to the meaning through aesthetic deviations based on sound and harmony was one of the important results achieved.