The Poetic Imagination of Virginal Flirtation Poets
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https://doi.org/10.25130/jaa.15.55.4.2Keywords:
Virgin Flirtation, Poetic Imagination, Poets, Spatial Imagination, EncounterAbstract
This research reveals the dimensions of the human psyche of the poets of virginal love in the Umayyad era and sheds light on their imagination of meeting the beloved because it is considered a major requirement in the law of human emotion, and the imagined meeting between loved ones has a more honorable status than any other requirement, especially if there is something that prevents that meeting from occurring, and poetry The virgins are full of emotional images colored with the deepest verses of sadness. The virgins were not to be exhausted by the resolve of their grandfathers with despair and despair, and they did not surrender to the winds of abandonment the sails of their longing, so they resorted most of the time to imagining their meeting with the women they loved when meeting the truth was not possible for either party, and they presented to us wonderful pieces of poetry that were depicted for us. The meeting is like a “poetic” imaginary, as they moved with that poetic figure between time and place at other times, to express that the environmental containers embrace them more than those of their kind. Perhaps this poetic current emerged among the Virginists more than others due to the intensity of their attachment to their beloved ones and their adoption of ways of uniting in the emotional experience that they live and cling
to. The limit of madness.
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