The "I" and "We" in the Poetry of Fityan Al-Shaghouri

Abstract

The education that Al-Shaghouri’s boys received at a young age contributed to supplementing his poetic experience with the sciences and knowledge that he included in his poetry. Praise occupied a large space in Al-Shaghouri’s poetry, and the poet was proficient in most poetic purposes and arts, such as description, praise, ghazal, lamentation, and satire. Therefore, the other occupied an important place in his poetry.

The relationship between the “ego” and the other is an interconnected social relationship, and the “ego” cannot be isolated from society. Rather, there is an inner spirit between them that pushes the “ego” to deal with the other.