Manifestations of Vision in Poetry

(A reading in the book "Fragments and Ashes" by Nazik Al-Malaika)

Abstract

Man is in this vast universe, and while he floats in his imagination and wanders in it, free or bound, the soul wanders and the heart relaxes; To fly away with the sails of time, to leave this place to that, and from here to there, so that his thoughts and visions that always accompany him with the shadows and the soul's correlation with the body will swim with him; The vision collides with the sight, mixing at times and separating at other times, so you do not know whether it is seeing the sight or The insight in which the mysteries are revealed and the soul awakens with it; While you see with the eyes of the eyes an insight of a reality that mixes with the vision of the heart in it, walking towards the perches, or the world, and once the eye sees sight  and the vision of the mind and the heart is alienated from it, so they separate and separate an eternal difference that may never meet. Perhaps this concept was not hidden by the poets in their poetic texts. Rather, they often sought help from the vision towards penetrating everything that is silent about it in this changing world.

Purpose of the study:

The study aims to reveal the manifestations of the vision of  Al-Malaika divan (fragments and ashes) and to show the extent of its effectiveness in poetic creation.

The research followed a descriptive and analytical approach. To explore the cultural richness of Al-Malaika divan (fragments and ashes), highlighting the hoardings of their texts through the manifestations of the vision, and introspecting the depths that have become their presence.