ELECTRONIC STYLES IN THE POEMS OF MAHMUD DARVESH

Abstract

This article analyzes the role and artistic functions of the balagoh styles in the work of Mahmoud Darwish, a prominent representative of modern Arabic poetry. It is shown that in the poet's poems, balagoh devices such as allusion, metaphor, irony, simile, repetition, and contrast are effectively used to express national memory, homeland, migration, and personal experiences. The study reveals that Darwish's poetic language is based on the harmony of classical balagoh traditions with modern artistic thinking.