Pear Tree

"Başaran came from one of the poorest people in forty thousand villages. He still had the patient silence of people roasted with their own oil. He had sinister, introverted looks, a look that was hard to catch, but suddenly warmed you when caught. It is not easily opened, like the villager's luck, but once it is opened, it opens very well." He would suddenly divorce with the bitterest or sweetest words.

When I met Başaran, he had never seen a bigger city. I don't know if he still counts as having seen it. But the dust of a rebirth... Villager Başaran built a wall on the one hand, and on the other hand, he opened his thoughts to the world. In our first conversation, I found myself in the presence of an alert and active intelligence. He knew where thought and art were in Istanbul and Ankara. Başaran was not one of those who came to poetry after skipping classes. I don't know when he got into this sweet trouble; But in a short time, as soon as he learned German, he passed his apprenticeship period and got rid of irresponsible poetry and smoky literature. Even before he knew the new poets, he sensed the simple word that the new poetry was looking for."

Sabahattin Eyuboglu

Contents

Poet Başaran - Sabahattin Eyuboğlu

Mehmet
Offer
Declaration of Love
Mehmet
Two Handed
Windlass
Azap Ali's Wish
Situation

A Beautiful Season Ahead
A Beautiful Season Ahead
Half of a Sentence
Dadal's Drunkenness
First Product of the Year
best friend
The summer rain
Crew
Phosphorescent World
perge
It's a Surprising Situation

Mine
Mine
Pear Tree
At the Foothills of Kaz Mountain
Imam of Our Village
Hours When Sandals Come Out
Poetry on the Roads
About You
The Other Village
Protest

Early crowing rooster
Sunday
Coffee
Railing
Frog Under the Stone
Early crowing rooster
Gorse
Declaration

Journey
April 17 Letter
Gun
Story
Journey

Kafdağı Speaks
Fairytale
Table
The Taste of Unknown Fruit on My Tongue
Matchin
Mother Earth
I tell you a tale
Keloğlan
Ali Dad
imposition
Kafdağı Speaks

(From the Promotional Bulletin)

Dough Type: 2nd Dough

Number of Pages: 96

Size: 13.5 x 21.5

First Print Year: 2020

Number of Printings: 1st Edition

Language Turkish