THE FUTURE DESCRIPTION OF THE TWO POET FATHERS: ABAY AND ABDİRAHMAN (ABİŞ) - FİKRET AND HALÛK

Kazakh poet Abay Kunanbay is accepted as the founder of modern Kazakh literature. In terms of poetic art, his poems are poems at a high level. In addition to his poems, Abay also wrote a literary work called Kara Sözder (Prose), which includes his ideas and advice. Although Abay Kunanbay himself undergo an old-style education, he also learned Russian. The Russian he learned opened new doors for him. He became aware of both Russian and Western culture through his Russian language. Thus, he had the opportunity to reason between his society and developed societies. Seeing the backwardness of its people, Abay has become to the forefront with his innovative identity after this date. Abay has called on the Kazakh people to get rid of their ignorance and backwardness, to read, and to have knowledge and art on all occasions. While he lamented that his generation was late in the way of development, he had thought that the youth would save the future of the Kazakh people, and he placed all his hopes on the young people who are growing up. In this article, the Kazakh youth that the great Kazakh poet Abay Kunanbay, who had an innovative identity, dreamed of raising in the person of his son Abish, was discussed. The article also focuses on Tevfik Fikret, who lived in the Anatolian field and aspires to build a new Turkish youth in the person of his son Haluk who is innovative and open-minded thoughts like Abay, and Haluk, who symbolizes the youth he desired. Despite living in different geographies, the understanding of the "ideal youth" envisioned by two poets who are very similar to each other in the axis of the poems they wrote to their sons was revealed. In the novel The Way of Abay written by Mukhtar Avezov, the main protagonist Abay Kunanbay, the ideal youth description of his son Abdirahim and Abay expressed, has been the source of this article. The two poets and their conception of "innovative youth" were discussed comparatively in the person of Abiş and Haluk, who are the sons of the two poets.