المثل العليا في شعر فهد العسكر (1917-1951 م)‎

الملخص EN

In his clinging to his ideals and his longing for his spiritual world, the sentimental poet suffered a double crisis, one part of which was related to society and the other part was related to his inner existence and the conflict that takes place in it between the body and spirit, evil and goodness, or between clay and light as the sentimental poets express, and he is in his passion for human and natural beauty and his distaste for The obstinacy in morals, behavior, and social relations, and his hatred of poverty, injustice, and stubbornness does not stem from a political concept or a social philosophy.

Rather, he realizes the contradictions in his society with a sensitive conscience that finds in all these manifestations moral and social vices that he condemns by a moral and human standard in the first place.

This research deals with an important demand that romantic poets have taken care of since its emergence, which is the call to ideals.

I chose a pioneer of romanticism in Kuwait, the poet Fahd Al-Askar (1917-1951); This call became clear to him in several manifestations, most notably the call for freedom and revolution against traditions, concern for the issues of the homeland, and nostalgia for the past with all its values.