Implications of the Psychological Dimension in Pre-Islamic Poetry (An Analytical Study)

Abstract

This study aims to shed light on the concept of homeland and women in the poetry of Essam Al-Ferjani through his collection (Leave me alone), which adoration accounts for a great deal of it, extending over a large area of ​​its pages, where he singled out the most emotional poetry for the collection, and excelled in dissolving human concern, and preoccupation with the pains of his homeland and his family.

As he lived the suffering of his city when the obscurantists and addicts of murder ravaged it, he is one of the poets who repair the cracks of life, evaluate with their luxurious poetry what is destroyed from its pillars, and restore the ugliness and ugliness of its face, and promote love in it, and suppress the crows of ugliness and depravity, with poems as if they were flowers it opened up on fertile, and a deep language that reflects his poetic experience.