
Ânî (Zeyrekî): A Poet Between Seyrekzâde of Amasya and Zeyrekzâde of Bursa
The pen names Ânî and Zeyrekî, given by Hüsameddin to Seyrekzâde Ahmed Çelebi of Amasya and by the tezkires to Zeyrekzâde Mehmed Çelebi of Bursa, and the poems that survive.
The poet known as Ânî and Zeyrekî: Hüsameddin's Seyrekzâde Ahmed Çelebi of Amasya and the Bursa judge Zeyrekzâde Mehmed Ânî of the tezkires.

The pen names Ânî and Zeyrekî, given by Hüsameddin to Seyrekzâde Ahmed Çelebi of Amasya and by the tezkires to Zeyrekzâde Mehmed Çelebi of Bursa, and the poems that survive.

The ghazal with the refrain "olam gibi" that Ahdî assigns to Zeyrekzâde Ânî: the sura Smoke drawn in a Qur'an augury, the letter lâm in a fortune and a passion ending in the lasso.

Two couplets Âşık Çelebi quotes from Zeyrekzâde Ânî: facial down likened to the evening of death, and the tezkires' favourite pun on the narrow waist before a crystal mountain.

Two couplets recorded only by Âşık Çelebi: sound play aimed at the rival, the bitter water of tears, and the blind narcissus and deaf rose that imitate the beloved's eye and ear.

Two couplets Kınalızâde and Beyânî assign to Zeyrekzâde Ânî: eyes shedding blood in separation, Judas-tree blossoms strewn on a gathering of grief, irises coaxing a rosebud.
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