Turkish poet Ahmed Talli dies at the age of 78
Turkish writer and poet Ahmed Talli, one of the most prominent names in Turkish poetry after 1980, died in Ankara at the age of 78, after being intubated since July 8, amid widespread grief in literary and artistic circles.
The Turkish writer and poet Ahmed Talli died in Ankara at the age of 78, after being intubated since July 8. The news of his death was widely saddened in Turkish literary and artistic circles.
Ahmed Talli was born on December 2, 1946 in the town of Eski Pazar in Karabük Province. He completed his primary and secondary education in several cities, before working as a teacher of Turkish language and literature. For many years, in addition to publishing his poems in literary magazines.
Talli’s poems began to be published in the late sixties, becoming one of the most prominent names in Turkish poetry after 1980, as his poems dealt with the themes of humanity and freedom.
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