Cevdet Aslangül

Şair

Doğum
18 Ağustos, 1929
Eğitim
Ankara University Faculty of Law
Burç

Poet (b. 18 August 1929, Pazar / Kızılcahamam / Ankara). He attended primary school in Sirkeli town in Çubuklu province, Ankara Kurtuluş Secondary School and İstanbul Haydarpaşa High School. He graduated from Ankara University, Faculty of Law (1960). He worked as a judge in various cities and provinces and then retired (1960-94).

His first poem appeared in the review Çocuk, published by the Institute of Child Care in 1950. His poems were also published in the reviews Çağrı, Bahçe, Kaynak, Çağdaş, Gülpınar, Türk Dili and etc. He came third at the poetry competition on Yunus Emre held in Eskişehir in 1986. Some of his famous poems such as Gülümser (Smiling), Yağmur (Rain) and Yunus (Yunus) were set to music. His poems were included in textbooks and assistant books. He translated some poems from Divan* poets into modern Turkish. Arif Nihat Asya dedicated his quatrain titled Kuşlar (Birds) to Cevdet Aslangül: “Don’t think we have it easy/Come and see us in these grave-like rooms!/Once they sang, nested on a fringe/But the birds have forgotten us as well!” (Arif Nihat Asya).

WORKS:

Nisan Yağmurları / Mustafa Arif Arık’ın Hayatı ve Şiirleri (April Rain/Mustafa Arif Arık, His Life and Poems, 1964), Perapalas Gönül Sohbetleri Güldestesi IV (Collection of Conversations at the Pera Palace, in collaboration with Feyzi Halıcı and Ahmet Özdemir, 2000).

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