This document provides an in-depth explanation of redif and kafiye (rhyme) in Turkish poetry, along with various examples and types. It covers different rhyme schemes and their applications in poetry.
Key points:
- Redif is a repetition of words or suffixes at the end of lines
- Kafiye (rhyme) has several types, including yarım (half), tam (full), zengin (rich), and tunç (bronze)
- The document explains various rhyme schemes such as düz (straight), çapraz (cross), and sarmal (wrapped)