Comparative study of images in the poems of Nader Naderpour and Nezar Qabbani (Analysis of mental images with images of creation world)

Subject Areas : شعر

Zahra Firoozian ¹ , Mohammad-Ali Sharifian ² , Mohammad Qaderi Moghadam Zovaram ³

1 - . Ph.D. student of Persian language and literature, Azad University, Shirvan branch. North Khorasan. Iran.
2 - Assistant Professor of the Department of Persian Language and Literature, Islamic Azad University, Shirvan Branch.
3 - Assistant Professor, Director of Persian Language and Literature Department, Islamic Azad University, Shirvan Branch

Received: 2023-04-04 Accepted : 2023-09-09 Published : 2023-08-23

Keywords: ", Nader Naderpour", contemporary poetry", Nizar Qabbani", mental image",

Abstract :

Nader Naderpour, a Persian pictorial poet, and Nizar Qabbani, an Arab romancer, are famous contemporary figures. Naderpour's poetry is a pure image. Qabbani expands love in the concept of all attachments and creates magnificent and pristine images. The reflection of his petition against the rampages and trampled women's right is shown in romances with new images. The theme of two poets' poems is sadness and love; Both of them moved away from their homeland and depict the time and place of exile. This research has a descriptive-analytical method and evaluates and compares the prominent images of two poets' poems by classifying them and criticizes the use of nature effects in the structure of the images. Naderpour is very masterful in creating atmosphere and gives a narrative form to the poem. The findings show; Phenomena play a fundamental role in their image structures. Reflection of romantic feelings and depiction with beautiful pictures of creation makes their poetry attractive. The depth of thought affects both humans and beyond the ideal world, extensive sadness and love in the images and creates empathy. The free thought of two poets plays a prominent role in the formation of images and they achieve innovation with the modern structure. Naderpour's and Qabbani's poems are consistent and compatible in terms of themes and image structures.