This article examines, from a sociological perspective, how exclusion and loneliness anxiety among young people are related to the tendency toward crime. It analyzes the young individual’s bond with society through factors such as family, peer environment, social media, sense of belonging, and attitudes toward rules. The study argues that loneliness is not a direct cause of crime; however, when combined with weak social support, anger, digital exclusion, and peer pressure, it

Ölüm, yas ve özlem duygularının iç içe geçtiği bu şiir; kaybedilen arkadaşların ardından kalan sessizliği, hatıraların insanın içinde nasıl yaşamaya devam ettiğini ve yokluğun gündelik hayatın en sıradan anlarına nasıl sindiğini anlatıyor.

The Metaphor of Time’s Weight explores the invisible inner climate and existential tension felt when days pass not as hours, but as burdens where meaning fades, questions grow, and patience is tested. Through the call to know thyself, it examines anger and despair, the gaze of others with Sartre, control with Stoicism, the “why” of existence with Camus, and inner conflict with Rilke and Yunus Emre. Writing becomes not an escape, but a confrontation through which meaning is re