بنيةُ القصيدةِ في شِعْرِ علي بنِ جَبَلة العَكوَّك

دراسة تحليليَّة نقديَّة

Abstract

Abstract

The Poems' Structure In The Poetry

Of Ali Bin Jabala Al Ka'aok

The research investigates and analyses the components of the poems structure the poetry of Ali Bin Jabala, also known as "Alka'aok in terms of the poem commencement, poetic topic-shifting, conclusion, and unity of the poem. The research contains abstracts in both languages; Arabic and English, an introduction and preamble about Ali Bin Jabala, besides, few  words about the purposes of his poetry. The study consists of four sections, followed by a conclusion and a list of references. The  first section: the commencement of the poem which includes various types of poem's  commencement, of grey hair "state of being old" and crying over the past youth, romantic, ruins and other types of commencement. The second section: poetic topic-shifting. The third section tackles the poem conclusion. The fourth section is dedicated for studying the poem's unity.

  The significance of the study resides in shedding lights on an Abbasid poet whom few researchers conducted research on him.

The study arrives at numbers of findings and results, here are the most important ones:

-Ibn Jabala started some of his poems with describing the grey hair and crying over the past youth, he was torn between getting old and reminisce of young days.

-He had romantic commencements full of love, delicateness and charming away from triviality and obscenity. 

-He had very proper poetic topic-shifting in which he shifted from his main topic very creatively. 

-He finished most of his poems with proper conclusions which  indictated finishing of the poems, he had other open-end conclusions which indicated that the poem was not finished.

-The share of poem's unity was insignificant in Ibn Jabala's poetry, yet there was unity of feeling in a poem in which he elegized Homeid Altosi with.