The Poetic Language in the Book "Rounds on the Brinks of a Life" By the Poet Abdullah Sukkariyya

Abstract

    Every poet has his own style that distinguishes him from others, and as Buffon said: The method is the man," in the sense that we can know the writer through his writings and vocabulary that he specializes in only. Every poet leaves his unique mark in what he writes to infer his deep visions and his view of all that surrounds him and explore the intellectual, social and artistic issues that he raises. In his diwan (book), marked with "Rhymes on the Edges of Lifetime", the poet Abdullah Sukariya expressed the feelings that emanate in his chest and mixed between his flirtation and nature. Thus, he gave the poems a special aesthetic that has emerged through his style, "Easy and Abstaining", where he diversified between construction methods and lexical fields. He chose the lexicon that serves his artistic vision, and worked to benefit from the voluntary Arabic language. He presented, delayed, deleted and proved his ideas, leaving for the recipient a wide area of interaction with this diwan (book) full of life and beauty.