Desert Space in the Poetry of Abi Kharash Al-Hudhali- Dr. Jumana Muhammad Nayef Al-Dulaimi |Pages: 86-103|

Abstract: The desert as a spatial, temporal, or symbolic component varies in visibility according to the emotional state woven by human experience, giving each experience a special presence and a picture different from those of the discoverers, travelers, and traders crossing it. As well as poets, each poet has his own experience in the desert. The Tramps and Hathi lid poets stand at the forefront of the poets whose poetry contains many images of the desert. The Sahara is a great architectural building, whose strangeness gives it privacy and uniqueness, shaped and organized by each poet differently through the linguistic structures available in the language, in what he sees fit to complete this construction according to his vision. The reader is guided through it to the existing spaces, whether real or imagined, sought by the sender. A symbolic or mythical space can be formed, turning into multiple worlds that converge or diverge, sometimes complementing each other.