أسلوبية التعابير الغريبة و الغامضة في شعر محمد مغناجي

Abstract EN

Some of us believe that poems are outlet, haven and pleasure for both poets and audience.

However, for the Algerian poet Mohamed Adel Moghnedji, it is a source of anxiety and intense pressure; because of his ambiguous style and the strange language full of symbols and myths.

So, was his style based on Prose poem doctrine? Nevertheless, the researcher observed this stylistic feature in the poet's poems.

Following some steps of the stylistic approach, he reached important results among which are: strangeness of the poetic language, smoothness of the style, depth in ideas, abundance of displacement, imaginative images, excessive symbolism, and the acculturating myths similar to the prose poets as Charles Baudelaire in Flowers of Evil, David Hume in Search in Human Nature, and Thomas Eliot in the Land of Desolation.