Life, which can be accepted as the most perfect result of existence, is a valuable value that cannot be wasted in pessimism and despair. The Mahjar poet, Īliyyā Abū Māḍī (d. 1957), looked at life from this perspective and often wrote poems about the meaning and value of life. Unlike other mehcer poets who immigrated to America, he tried to look at existence optimistically and sang the beauties of life worthy of living in his poems. While doing this, it is often spring, flower, rain, sun, river, etc. used items with positive connotations. In order to look at life beautifully, he showed the beauty in existence as a fulcrum and presented nature as an exemplary preacher. The starting point of this study is the idea that modern people, who tend to see life as meaningless and life in vain, need this message of optimism that dominates most of his poems. In the study, Kem testeki eulogy, one of the poems that the poet built on the message of optimism, was examined in terms of content and literary arts. The structure of emotion and thought, which constitutes the backbone of the eulogy, has been analyzed and how optimism is grounded has been examined. Reception aesthetic theory criticism method was applied throughout the study.