Crete is now part of Greece and is the second largest island in the Eastern Mediterranean after Cyprus. The island, which has had a strategic significance throughout history, is located in an significant location that separates the Mediterranean from the Aegean. Crete, which came under Ottoman rule in 1645, remained under Ottoman patronage for nearly three centuries until 1913. As a result of this protection, besides the political life, a social, human, cultural, mystical and literary life emerged on the island. The number of artists who grew up in Crete and produced works in verse and prose is over fifty. One of the poets raised by the island is Ramiz Celȃl. Based on the poems in the Diwan of the poet, whose life is not known in the sources, it is understood that he lived in the 19th century and was a follower of the Mawlawi sect. The only known work of the poet is his Diwan. There are poems in different verse forms in his diwan. In this study, first of all, the literary activities in Crete were discussed, and then information was given about the life, mystical aspect, literary personality and works of Cretan Rȃmiz Ceȃl, who was raised in this literary environment. In addition, the poems in the Diwan were examined in terms of their shape features.