(الوحدة)‎ في (أسمى ليس صعبا)‎ لفاطمة ناعوت

Abstract EN

The glory of loneliness, and the sadness and depression caused by it, are abundant in contemporary literature, and this is due to a modern lifestyle that brings people to individuality and isolation more than ever.

Egyptian contemporary poet "Fatima Na'out" has spoken aloud about his loneliness, his nostalgia, and the confusion that has arisen from it.

It seems that what makes this subject more prominent in his poetry is the reflection of his feminine feelings and concerns that make it harder for him to stand alone.

The present research studies the issue of loneliness in one of the poetry collections of "Fatima Na'out" called "My name is not difficult".

Extracting vocabulary and concepts of loneliness and finding the roots and factors of shaping this feeling in the poems of this collection are the most important goals of this collection.

The present study uses a descriptive analytical method to study the issue of loneliness in one of the poetry collections of "Fatima Na'out", titled "Sami's Lice".

The extraction of the vocabulary and the concepts of loneliness and the origins of the formation of this feeling in the poems of this collection is the most important goal of this article.

It seems that the root of this feeling in the poet's poems should be sought at the divorce of his mother, as well as in his abstraction, and social constraints and women's lack of independence in Egyptian society.