Journal of the stylistic of Persian poem and prose
volume Number 15، number In Volume 11، February 2023 ، issue Number 81

A study of the stylistics of Simindokht Vahidi's poems

Akram Jahangirian , Manijeh Fallahi (Author in Charge), Reza Fahimi

Abstract

BACKGROUND AND OBJECTIVES: Simindokht Vahidi is one of the poets of the Islamic Revolution who has experimented with nature in various formats.

METHODOLOGY: The article has been done with library studies and has been written in a descriptive-analytical method by selecting poetry samples. The statistical population of the research is the book "Poetry Divan" by the poet.

FINDINGS: Vahidi"s poems at the linguistic level, in external and lateral music, are in accordance with the common prosody and rhyme of Persian poetry. Only in some cases in Masnavi, in line with the weight changes of Masnavi after the revolution, it has used high weights. With his emotional tone, intimacy of speech, simple and short sentences, he has brought his language closer to the feminine language on a lexical and syntactic level. At the literary level, detailed similes, metaphorical addition, and discernment are more common than imaginary. At the intellectual level, the content of his poems includes the themes of stability by describing war, calling for stability, describing martyrs, warriors, Basijis, Muslims of the world, and religious themes in the form of mourning and mourning for the Imams. These two themes are characteristic of the poet"s intellectual style.

CONCLUSION: Vahidi is a poet committed to the ideals of revolution and holy defense, who with simple language, emotional tone and intimacy of speech, short sentences, words free from the proportion of feminine language, with words mixed with various literary arrays, by changing the content of classical forms in the intellectual style of stability, religious, mystical poetry has been written. In the mystical subject of the descent of man, he advises not to be attached to the world and condemns secularism and egoism. On social issues, he is a critic of a patriarchal society and has praised the status of women and mothers.

Keyword
Simindokht Vahidi , Stylistics , Poetry Divan , Language , Aesthetics , Thought

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