Sezai Karakoç met her lover in 2021, whom she said “Don’t extend my World exile”. The works of the valuable poet & writer & thinker of the Second New Movement, who left many works behind, are in the quality of being a source for various academic fields as well as forming the distinguished parts of Turkish Literature. One of these fields is ecology. Ecological thought emerged after the 17th century in the West, after the state of being the master of nature and the mechanical universe views were shaken by post-modern thoughts. When ecological thoughts are examined, the fact that they emerged with the criticism of modernization, especially in terms of the contrast of deep and spiritual ecological thoughts to those brought by modernization and the spiritual aspects they carry, coincide with Sezai Karakoç’s perception of nature and nature. Deep and spiritual ecological thoughts offer propositions that integrate people with nature and base them on ancient cultures, traditions, divine and non-divine religions. When the works of Sezai Karakoç are examined, it is seen that there is a serious criticism of modernization, that modernization separates people from nature. The perception of nature in her works is also based on culture, tradition and spirituality. In the works she left behind, natural elements such as rain, sea, sun, rose, river, mountain and fig are often included. In addition, the cities disconnected from nature that emerged as a result of modernization and the crisis of the people trapped in concrete in these cities are also expressed as eco-criticism. It is advised that the person in this crisis will get rid of the crisis by returning to spirituality and nature, otherwise she will disappear among the concrete.