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- کد doi مقاله: Doi: 10.22034/bahareadab.2024 .17 .7541
Journal of the stylistic of Persian poem and prose
volume Number 17،
number In Volume 9،
،
issue Number 103
Hamid Sabzevari's poetry stylistics (Relying on your book, travel romantically)
Hassan Habibi , Tahere Khabazi (Author in Charge), Masoumeh Khodadadi Mahabad
Abstract
BACKGROUND AND OBJECTIVES: Hamid Sabzevari is one of the poets of the contemporary century, whose special language in expressing concepts and dealing with pure themes is one of his poetic characteristics. He has manifested it in his poems in a distinguished way. The present research is a stylistic analysis of Hamid Sabzevari"s poems on three linguistic, literary and intellectual levels in order to better understand the beauty of his thought and poetry by scrutinizing the poems of this great contemporary poet.
METHODOLOGY: The present research is a theoretical study that was conducted on the library method and the descriptive-analytical method. The scope and society of our study is the book "To love travel" (selection of poems) by Hamid Sabzevari.
FINDINGS: Based on the findings of this research, Hamid Sabzevari is interested in Khorasani and Iraqi style, and his New and Nimai poems do not have a special place in his Diwan. Ghalib is prominent in his divan, sonnets and odes. Rows in Sabzevari"s poetry have a high variety, among which he tends to the current row and combined rows. Verbs and words of the old style of Khorasani can be seen abundantly in his Diwan. Also, the assurances that he has mentioned from previous poets in his poems show that the poet is fully aware of their poems.
CONCLUSION: Arabic words have a low frequency in Sabzevari"s poems. He also used more simple words. Sabzevari has benefited the most from Bahr Ramel, which is one of the most used weights of Persian poetry. He has used all kinds of puns and repetition in his poetry to increase the musicality of words. Most of his similes are sensory to sensory and intellectual to sensory, and he uses tangible things and natural elements to express his poems, and among the similes, eloquent simile has the most frequency. has shown Among the intellectual themes in Sabzevari"s poems, we can mention the praise of imams and elders and elegies for them, as well as the expression of historical events of our time, etc. Also, themes such as advice, patriotism, etc. are also found in his poems. It can be said that Sabzevari"s poetry does not have complex and thin thematics of slow-to-understand fantasies and has simple and fluent poems.
Keyword
Hamid Sabzevari
, stylistics
, Contemporary poetry
, you travel romantically
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