أثر جائحة كورونا في تحول الخطاب الشعري: المعارضة الشعرية بين عمرو بن كلثوم وخالد الصدقة أنموذجا

Abstract EN

This study investigates "the Corona Mualaqa" a poem written by Jamil al-Sadaqa after Amr bin Kulthoum's long poem 'Mualaqa" to reveal the deviations from the standards of such type of poetry as a result of corona pandemic.

Muaradha is an art in Arabic poetry in which a poet follows the same pattern of a poem, whether its rhyme, meter or theme.

Al-Sadaqa followed the original poem in its meter and rhyme but the experience is different.

the two poets’ experiences are reflected in two different methods of tackling each critical situation that each poet faced.

another difference is the mechanism of solving the similar and contrasting situations between the two poems.

the original poem praised the value of the social community in confrontation, while the new poem showed inability of confrontation.

thus, the research focuses on contrast and similarity between the two poems on two levels: the first level is the level of the content that is already there in the poet's mind; revived by his emotions from classical heritage to reveal how weak is the society and the individual and to transfer metaphor into literal and reality.

the second level is the level of contrast and similarity between the two poems to investigate how much they are similar and in what ways they are different with relation to the new poet's purpose.

the study concluded that the new poem has been written in a short period of time although poetry needs a long time to absorb the artistic experience.