Ṭaşlıcalı YaḥyāBey, who lived in the sixteenth century, is one of the most important poets of Ottoman Poetry. The poet,who frequently used natural elements in his poems, has a quite wide imagination, especially with rivers. The poet expresses his love and longing for his beloved and the troubles he endured for the sake of his beloved, as well as his troubles and disappointments by using rivers as a metaphor. The rivers and springs used in his Dīvānare Aras, Arda, Ceyḥūn, Fırāt, Meric, Nīl, Ṣava, Şaṭ, Ṭırava, Ṭuna, Tuncarivers,zamzamwater, and rivers of heaven referred to asāb-ı Kevser, Kevser, mā᾽-ı Ma῾īn, Selsebīl, Tesnīm, enhār-ı cennetü'l-Me᾽vārivers. In addition to these,the water of life and the zülālspring are also used in his Dīvānwith the expressionsāb-ı ḥayāt, āb-ı ḥayvān, āb-ı zindegānī, ῾ayn-ı ḥayāt, çeşme-i ḥayāt, ḥayāt ābı, ḥayāt ırmaġı, āb-ı zülāl andzülāl. Expressions with the meaning of stream that can be identified in the Dīvānareāb, āb-ı cārī, āb-ı raḥmet, āb-ı revān, aḳar ṣu, baḥr, cūy, cūy-ı revān, çeşme, deryā, enhār, ırmaġ, ırmaḳ, nehr, revān ṣu, rūd andṣu. In this article, first of all, the rivers and springs used in his Dīvānhave been identified and evaluated with examples, and then the expressions with the meaning of stream have been examined and Yaḥyā’s imagination pattern in the context of river has been tried to be revealed.