In the article, The Second New Movement is accepted as the beginning of Turkish modernist poetry and two hypotheses have been developed in order to interpret vague and absurd examples of poetry in the movement. First hypothesis: While a group concept of the modernist poetry were trying to create a theme, another group of concepts conveyin the meaning. Second hypothesis: Unlike traditional poetry, modernist poetry has multiple themes and it leads polyphony. In both cases, poetry creates problems of reception and thematic crisis. There are some poems by leading poets of The Second New Movement, Cemal Süreya, Ece Ayhan, Edip Cansever, İlhan Berk, Sezai Karakoç and Turgut Uyar, supporting the two hypotheses. This article also foresees that some representatives of Turkish poetry after 1980 have semantic crisis determined in The Second New Movement.