The historical-chronological boundaries of the period analyzed in the article cover a period of approximately thirty to forty years of written Turkish literature, which is more than a thousand years old. This period, which seems quite short at first glance, is considered the most complex and fateful stage of Turkish socio-political life as a whole, and is also an extremely rich stage in terms of artistic method, literary movement, artistic style, literary school, tendencies and groups in terms of Turkish literature, including Turkish poetry. It is no coincidence that this period of time is considered the transition stage of Turkish prose and poetry from the old to the new, as well as the period when national literature was formed as a whole. Studies show that this period is generally a period of mutual influence, as well as serious competition and struggle in terms of origins and sources, internal resources and external influences, relations between literary movements, tendencies, groups and schools. The historical period in question is also a stage in which there was a rapid integration and transformation of tradition and modernism, of classical Eastern poetics and a new type of Western aesthetics.