Musical Phenomena in The Poetry Of Abdullah Bin Mohammed Al-Shabrawi

Abstract

        Stylistic studies that address the phonetic level in poetic texts are manifested within what are called (special musical phenomena), which are phenomena that aim to provide a stylistic (aesthetic, psychological) analysis of the texts that monitors the structure of the sounds and the internal rhythm of the poem, as well as the relationship between the sound resulting from those phonemes and the meaning. This study dealt with the musical aspects that Al-Shabrawi used in his poems. To enrich the meaning by adding rhythm to it, as these aspects are not interjected into the poem, but rather interact with the sea and the rhyme, and derive their musical specificity from them. Because music is an essential element in Arabic poetry, which achieves creativity and influence at the same time, and these manifestations include: inlay, interlacing, rotation, and the miraculous response to the breasts.