IMAGERY IN AZIZ SAID'S POETRY: A DEEP DIVE WITH A FOCUS ON THE BRIDGE METAPHOR
Keywords:
Aziz Said, Poetry, Imagery, Bridge metaphor, Symbolism, Metaphor analysis, Literary devices, Poetry interpretation, Emotional depth, Structural metaphors, Cultural significance, Interconnectedness, Visual imagery, Poetic technique, Narrative structure, Thematic exploration, Symbolic representation, Identity and connection, Human experience, Metaphor in literatureAbstract
This article explores the intricate use of imagery in the poetry of Aziz Said, with a particular focus on the bridge metaphor as a central symbol in his works. By analyzing key poems, the study examines how Said employs the bridge as a multifaceted image, symbolizing themes of connection, transition, and the crossing between different realms—be it physical, emotional, or philosophical.
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