جماليات المكان في قصيدة رب الأيائل يا أبي ربها لمحمود درويش

Abstract EN

This research deals with the aesthetics of the place in the poem of the Lord of the Elk, Father of the Elk, to Mahmoud Darwish, and this is through diving into the poetry of the elements of the place and its patterns, the poet carries a national issue that reflected on the richness of his artistic and linguistic balance, considering the moral impact that poetry gives to it as a weapon to convey the experience and suffering that the Palestinian human being is experiencing.

The place is a building block in the geometry of the verses of Mahmoud Darwish and this is what we saw in this study, where he singled out the elements of nature for artistic embodiment by monitoring the relationships between them and the human self.

The poet also carefully selected the patterns of the historical and religious place according to an aesthetic template, as he singled out the city in a sensory character that reflected his firm position towards his cause, nor did he cancel the presence of the house as the main nucleus in the geometry of the frameworks of the place, and the aesthetic language increased the impact of exile in his poetic uprising embodied in the motherland