Nazım Hikmet

Nazım Hikmet was a renowned Turkish poet, playwright, and novelist, born in 1902. He is celebrated for his revolutionary spirit, using poetry to express themes of social justice, love, and human rights. Hikmet's work often reflects his Marxist beliefs and his commitment to the struggles of the working class. He faced political persecution and spent years in prison due to his views. His most famous works include "Human Landscapes from My Country" and "The Epic of the Turkish Revolution." Hikmet's innovative use of free verse and contemporary language has left a lasting impact on Turkish literature and global poetry.