The image of living nature in Akkad’s poetry is an objective, artistic study

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Literary Studies Department,, faculty of Dar Al-Uloom of Aswan University, Aswan

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Nature is a deep sea, in which poets and writers roam in every aspect of it, influenced by their multiple lives and cultures, whether this nature is living or silent.

Nature, in its description and reality, is one of the matters that must be studied. By revealing everything that goes on around it, and is connected to it in all matters of time and place, and the reality of the human being, in which he lives, feels, deals with, and comes into contact with, and the enjoyment, benefit, and necessity that it generates in his daily life, by looking at it and imagining it with the five senses that he possesses, the image is based. Literary work is based on the element of experience, and obviously most poets move towards explaining and detailing these experiences, and expressing them, according to images that appear in the experience of the practices and behaviors of this or that poet, which necessitates drawing mental images that are both urgent and non-urgent to him, in imitation of what he sees. He lives it, coexists with it, and is contemporary with it.

This complementarity is based on creativity and the ability to combine the internal content in the literary text, the statement and the wonderful, and the depth of meanings in this text and its form.

This abstract focuses on examining the images of living nature in Al-Akkad’s poetry and studying them from the objective and artistic aspects

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