Language and style study on Zebo Mirzo's poems (Research–text)

This study aims to examine the poetry of Zebo Mirzo, one of the prominent female poets of Contemporary Uzbek Literature, in terms of language and style. A total of 80 selected poems were first transcribed and translated into Turkey Turkish, after which a detailed analysis was conducted. The poems and their lines were numbered to facilitate easy reference to the examples. During the analysis, the poet's word choices, use of literary devices, narrative techniques, and poetic structure were thoroughly evaluated. Zebo Mirzo's language is characterized by its simplicity, emotional depth, and fluency. Her poetry frequently features folk expressions, metaphors, similes, and repetitions. Themes such as female identity, personal emotions, and social issues are central to her work. This research also incorporates grammatical analysis based on Hüseyin Yıldırım's book "Uzbek Turkish Grammar – Exercises – Conversation – Texts", evaluating the poems within the grammatical framework of Uzbek. In addition to linguistic aspects, the thematic structure of the poems is explored, presenting a comprehensive portrayal of the poet's literary identity. This study aims to offer a new perspective on Zebo Mirzo's poetic language and to highlight her position within Uzbek literature.