أنشودة المطر : تغير رؤية الشاعر الرومانسية الممثلة في الصور الجزئية إلي الرؤية الواقعية في الصورة الشمولية

Abstract EN

Rain Song (Unshudat almatar) is a qasida by Iraqi poet Badr Shakir al-Sayyab.

He versed it at a time when his thoughts and poems changed from romanticism to realism.

This change influenced his poetic images and lead him to leave the romantic and emotional topics that he used to present as minor and scatter images in his poems.

He started to present his realistic thoughts as a set of coherent and continuous.

Here we utilize a descriptive-analytic approach to study the reasons of this change.

We find that the thoughts and beliefs of the poem developed under the influence of the social and political situations and his acquaintance with images in western poems.

Al-Sayyab's beliefs, emotions, and poetic dreams became complex, profound, and coherent, so that the partial and scatter images in a traditional qasida were not able to represent them.

Therefore, the poet used elements such as cadence, mystery, contrast, and myth to mix new thoughts in a set of coherent and continuous images and successfully represented the qasida as a unit image of the revolution against tyranny.