Earth is regarded as one of the main subjects of man and the creation of the world. Therefore, in our society, the concept of earth has been used in many respects as a symbol of humility, abundance, surrender, loyalty.  The word “hâksâr”, which is used six-times in the Divan of Kadı Burhaneddin, draws the sight of a misery and downsight lover who is miserable against the superior beauty of the beloved, whose face looks at the earth and who falls on the feet of his beloved. In this study where Kadi Burhaneddin uses the expression “hâksâr" in his poems, the lover integrates himself with the soil in a miserable situation because of the beauty of his beloved, abandons himself to the soil and stone and covers his face with soil. And we will try to explain how Kadı Burhaneddin expresses this poignant picture from the viewpoint of a poet.