The Syntactical Meanings in Selected Verse lines of Al-Ghusn Poem “TheBranch” by Dr. Wad'ha Al Qahtani: An Analytical Study

Abstract

Saudi poet Dr. Wadha Al Qhatani had selected the poem "AL GHUSN: The Branch" which it set in Al WAAFER meter in eleven lines to form the beginning of her poet collection "FANAN: Art". In this regard, the poet had affected the branch as a metaphor for the elements for joyful good life which is fully packed with beauty and splendor, exudes affection and bestowment, consequently, it floods around with wholesomeness and spreads joviality. What is more, the post utilized this branch to indicate the essence of life over different periods of age including the fruitful life renewable by means of donating to gain age intending to construct this worldly life then reaching the eternal life in gardens of Eden. Likewise, the poet in terms of achieving such intentions mingled the noun clause and verb clause, notwithstanding, the verb clause had been predominant in view of indication of renovation effected by the present verb. In the same vein, the noun clause had remarkably appeared in the positions of denotations which require evidences as the case with the attendance in the two titles "The Poem" and "Collection". In this connection, the harmony and consistency popped up in the title of collection "FANAN: Art" with its initial poem "GHUSN: Branch" hereinabove.