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Author(s): Walter G. Andrews, Najaat Black, Mehmet Kalpaklı
ISBN(s): 9780295800936, 0295800933
Edition: Expanded ed
File Details: PDF, 18.12 MB
Year: 2006
Language: english
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ISBN 10: 0295800933 
ISBN 13: 9780295800936
Author: Walter G Andrews, Najaat Black, Mehmet Kalpaklı

The Ottoman Empire was one of the most significant forces in world history and yet little attention is paid to its rich cultural life. For the people of the Ottoman Empire, lyrical poetry was the most prized literary activity. People from all walks of life aspired to be poets. Ottoman poetry was highly complex and sophisticated and was used to express all manner of things, from feelings of love to a plea for employment. This collection offers free verse translations of 75 lyric poems from the mid-fourteenth to the early twentieth centuries, along with the Ottoman Turkish texts and, new to this expanded edition, photographs of printed, lithographed, and hand-written Ottoman script versions of several of the texts–a bonus for those studying Ottoman Turkish. Biographies of the poets and background information on Ottoman history and literature complete the volume.

Ottoman Lyric Poetry An Anthology 1st Table of contents:

1. Oh my idol
Ahmed-i Da’î
2. The torture of the beloved
Sheyhî
3. Your sun-face
4. It’s the season of spring
Ahmet Pasha
5. Ask about my wailing
The Mijlis: Gatherings of Desire
6. Is there any heart
Nejâtî
7. Those glances rain down arrows
8. The heart is pleased
9. Those tulip-cheeked ones
10. Spiraling, the sparks
Iskander/Alexander, Hizir, and the Fountain of Eternal Life
Mihrî Hatun
11. I opened my eyes
12. At times, my longing
13. My heart burns
Zeyneb Hatun
14. Remove your veil
Revânî
15. What do you say
Lâmi’î
16. Yesterday I saw
Zâtî
17. Oh heavens, why do you cry
The Pleasantries of Zâtî
Hâyretî
18. We are not slaves of Suleyman
Figânî
19. My sad heart is burnt black
The Cosmos and the Earth
20. Your kiss does not satisfy
Fevrî
21. The arrow of your glance
Hayâliî
22. They do know how to search
23. We are among those
24. When dawn hennas her hands
The Story of Leylâ and Mejnûn
Fuzûlî
25. Oh God, don’t let anyone
26. If my heart were a wild bird
27. For long years
28. The pointed reporach of the enemy
Hüsrev, Shîrîn, and Ferhâd
Nisâyî
29. We are the Mejnun
Fabulous Birds
Nev’î
30. We don’t need the cup of pleasure
31. Help me, oh sapling
Bâkî
32. That tyrant
33. Oh beloved, since the origin
34. The fountain of my spirit
35. If only the bud would open
36. Sparks from my heart
37. Your rebellious glance
Yahyâ Bey
38. Come wander through the city
39. Poetry holds the written veil
Rûhî
40. Curse the thorns of fate
Sheyhülislâm Yahyâ
41. Saki, offer the cup
42. Let the hypocrites
43. Is there no heart
The Down on Your Cheek
Nef’î
44. That black drunken eye
45. Those who painted my portrait
46. The heart is both the cup and the wine
Sheyhülislâm Bahâyi
47. Oh cry, what are you doing
Nâbî
48. When we watch the spinning of the sky
49. In the garden of time and destiny
50. At the gathering of joy
Rûmî’s Mirror
Nâ’ilî
51. We are the snake
52. My tears became desire
53. Since the thunderbolt of disaster
54. What witch are you
Poetic Parallels
Neshâtî
55. We are desire
56. You’re gone-I’m alone
57. The sky’s face has turned dark
Nedîm
58. At the gathering of desire
59. When the east wind
60. As the morning wind blows
61. Take yourself to the rose-garden
62. Delicacy was drawn out
Koja Râgib Pasha
63. Dark thought is revealed
Râsih Bey
64. Don’t lower your languid eyes
Fitnat Hanım
65. In a heart
Esrâr Dede
66. In the ruins
67. You left, but don’t forget
The Indian Style
Sheyh Gâlib
68. You are my effendi
69. I won’t abandon you
70. To me, love is the flame
Sünbülzâde Vehbî
71. Oh east wind, come
Enderunlu Vâsif
72. The gazelles have bound their hearts
Izzet Mollâ
73. Everyone knows
74. I am a nightingale
Yenishhirli ‘Avnî
75. Don’t think we came to ask

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