Journal of the stylistic of Persian poem and prose
volume Number 15، number In Volume 9، December 2022 ، issue Number 79

A study of the stylistic features of Rahim Moeini Kermanshahi's poems (Emphasizing the book of poems "Burn the candles)

Foroozan Haghshenas Gatabi (Author in Charge)

Abstract

BACKGROUND AND OBJECTIVES: Stylistics is one of the effective scientific solutions in introducing the various features and characteristics of a work. Rahim Moeini, Kermanshahi, nicknamed Moeini, is a talented contemporary poet and songwriter and one of the most powerful speakers in the field of lyric poetry, whose literary position has not been deservedly researched and explored. One of his outstanding works is the collection "Burn the candles". This article examines the stylistic features of this collection at three levels: linguistic, literary and intellectual.

METHODOLOGY: In writing this article, the poetic features and characteristics of Rahim Moeini Kermanshahi in the collection "O burn the candles" have been introduced in a descriptive-analytical manner and in three axes of language, literature and thought on his lyric poems.

FINDINGS: Rahim Moeini Kermanshahi is one of the poets of the contemporary era who has mostly acted in the style of Iraqi style poets in his sonnets. His poetic language is moderate and in terms of literary delicacy and intellectual and semantic level can be said to be a follower of the ancients.

CONCLUSION: Moein Kermanshahi has used the standard language more at the linguistic level and the characteristics of archaism, colloquialism and the use of Arabic, ancient and ancient words are found in a balanced way in his poetry. Literally, like the Iraqi style poets, he has used novel and imaginative arrays in moderation. Complaints about the times, counseling and educational topics, attention to love and the beloved, and to some extent attention to mystical topics are his intellectual characteristics.

Keyword
Moeini Kermanshahi , Burn the Candles , intellectual , linguistic and literary style

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