Yahya Kemal Beyatlı

Yahya Kemal Beyatli ( born December 2, 1884 in Skopje, vilayet Kosovols Ahmed Agah, † November 2, 1958 in Fatih, İstanbul ) was a Turkish poet, writer, diplomat and politician as a deputy of the Republican People's Party ( CHP).

Yahya Kemal was at the time of the Ottoman Empire Sultan Abdulhamid II, an opponent of and was forced because of his opposition activities in 1903 into exile in Paris. He was also later a supporter of Kuvayı Milliye and an acquaintance of the country's founder, Mustafa Kemal Ataturk.

His mother was Nakiye Hanim, the niece of the famous Divan poet Leskofçalı Galip. His father was the mayor of Skopje, İbrahim Bey Naci.

Works

• Kendi Gok Kubbemiz (1961 )
• Eski Şiirin Rüzgârıyla (1962 )
• Rubailer ve Hayyam'ın Rubailerini Türkçe Söyleyiş (1963 )
• Edebiyata Dair
• Aziz İstanbul (1964 )
• Egil Daglar
• Tarih Musahabeleri
• Siyasi Hikayeler
• Ve Siyasi edebi Portreler
• Çocukluğum, Gençliğim, ve Siyasi edebi Hatıralarım
• Mektuplar - Makaleler
• Bitmemiş Şiirler
• Pek Sevgili Beybabacığım Yahya Kemal'den Babasına Kartpostallar, YKY, İstanbul, 1998.
• Gemi Elli Yıldır Sessiz: Özel Mektupları ve Yazışmalarıyla Ölümünün 50th Yılında Yahya Kemal