Özdemir Asaf | Atatürk'ün sahip çıktığı Cumhuriyet Şairi Özdemir Asaf Aslında Kim?

Join this channel to benefit from special offers:    / @bendenndinlee   Özdemir Asaf (June 11, 1923, Ankara - January 28, 1981, Istanbul) was a Turkish poet of the Republican era. He was born in Ankara on June 11, 1923. His real name was Halit Özdemir Arun. His father, Mehmet Asaf, was a member of the Council of State. In 1930, the year his father died, he entered the first year of Galatasaray High School. In 1941, in the 11th grade, he passed an additional exam and transferred to Kabataş Boys' High School, graduating in 1942. He attended the Faculty of Law, the Faculty of Economics (until the third year), and the Faculty of Journalism for one year. During this time, he worked at the Tanin and Zaman newspapers and did translations. His first article appeared in the magazine Servet-i Fünûn (Awakening). In 1951, he founded the Sanat Printing House and published his books under the name Yuvarlak Masa Yayınları (Round Table Publications). In 1962, he was one of the founders of the Association for the Preservation of Fundamental Rights, founded under the leadership of Mehmet Ali Aybar. Özdemir Asaf, who passed away on January 28, 1981, had a daughter named Seda from his first wife, Sabahat Selma Tezakın, and three sons named Gün, Olgun, and Etkin from his second wife, Yıldız Moran. Poetry books You can find quotes about Özdemir Asaf on Wikiquote. The World Fled from My Eyes (1955) You, You (1956) In Front of a Door (1957) Not Softness (1962) How Are You (1970) Don't Eat the Flowers (1975) I Wasn't Me (1978) Today and Today (Unpublished poems) (1984) Happiness After Me (Unpublished poems) Flower Symphony (Collected poems) (2008) Don't Look at Me, I'll Be Where You Look (Poems in Your Own Voice) (2012) In Praise of Loneliness (Loneliness Is Not Shared) Lavinia Etika Corners of the Round (1961) Corners of the Round-2 (Posthumous) (1988) Story It Will Rain Yesterday (Posthumous) (1987) Autocopy, essay Özdemir Asaf'ça (Posthumously) (1988) Nothing Left Unbroken Books Translated The Ballad of Reading Dungeon (Oscar Wilde) (1968) #özdemirasaf #whois #poem