THE SYNTHETIC SIGNIFICANCE IN THE DIWAN OF POEMS DEDICATED TO SHEIKH ZAYED BY HAMAD KHALIFA ABU SHIHAB

Abstract

This study deals with the structural significance in the collection of poems “Poems Dedicated to Sheikh Zayed bin Sultan Al Nahyan” by the Emirati poet Hamad Khalifa Abu Shahab, as it is based on the presentation and delay, declarative sentences, imperative declarative sentences, and the significance of nominal structures.

          To achieve the aim of the study, the researcher used the stylistic approach, because it enables the reader to reach the structure of the poetic fabric, by revealing the creative artistic energy of the text through linguistic processing according to the stylistic vision.

     The research reached many results, including:  

1. The poet combined nominal and verbal sentences according to what the expressive situations require, as they embodied the poet's intentions with the various connotations they carry.The poet employed the poetic sentence in its two types, declarative and performative, and his structures were characterized by tight connection with the rise of the emotional wave sometimes embodied according to stylistic phenomena, such as the interrogative sentence and the style of contrast and opposition, and the phenomenon of presentation and delay, as he employed it in an artistic way that attracts attention. The research adopted a recommendation that it is necessary to conduct in-depth studies that adopt the method followed in this study; to verify that it performs its function in studying literary stylistics; to show its impact, and highlight its importance, in poetic systems, and its impact on the integrated poetic structure.