In history, many events have left a profound and indelible impact on the memories of societies and nations. The Balkan Wars, World War I, Dardanelles War, War of Independence, etc., all have a special place and importance in the history of the Turks and many nations that cast their lot with the Turks in the past. Many poems, epics, memoirs, stories, novels, and volumes of books, articles, and statements were written about these wars. The events during the Balkan Wars also took an important place in both historical sources and literary works. The poem written by Hüseyin Suat YALÇIN for the sailors who were martyred in the Battleship Barbaros during the Balkan Wars and engraved on the Barbaros / Naval Monument is one of them. Years after, in 1924, Mehmet Sabri, the Deputy Reserve Officer (İhtiyat Zabit Vekili) of İnegöl, had the poem written by Hüseyin Suat YALÇIN for the sailors who were martyred in the Battleship Barbaros, written on a cotton-silk mix fabric panel. The name Mehmed Sabri is written under the poem on the cotton-silk mix fabric panel. As a result of our research and examinations, it was determined that the poem belongs not to Mehmed Sabri but to Hüseyin Suat YALÇIN. The original of the work, which was made written on a cotton-silk mix fabric panel by Mehmed Sabri, is still in İbrahim KOCA's archive, a businessman from Bursa. This article gives information about the poem, which was made written by Mehmet Sabri, Deputy Reserve Officer of İnegöl, on a cotton-silk mix fabric panel. Then, it discusses the relationship of this poem with Hüseyin Suat YALÇIN.