
Âbî Mehmed Çelebi: The "Water" Poet and Scribe of Amasya
Âbî Mehmed Çelebi, son of the water-channel keeper Çekem Osman and treasury secretary: Amasya's "four elements of letters", his verse duel with Âzerî and two poems.
Âbî Mehmed Çelebi, treasury secretary and the "water" of Amasya's four elements of letters circle: his life and two surviving poems.

Âbî Mehmed Çelebi, son of the water-channel keeper Çekem Osman and treasury secretary: Amasya's "four elements of letters", his verse duel with Âzerî and two poems.

Âbî's answer, in the voice of water, to his fire-named friend Âzerî: however sharp fire may be it goes out in water, and even a thunderbolt strikes no more there.

A three-couplet poem of self-praise in which the poet offers the thirsty the limpid water of gnosis; whether it belongs to Âbî or to Kelâmî is open to question.
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