Dove neck

The neck of the dove, the hair, the pinnacle of what the poet aims to convey through his semantic and rhythmic transmission of the word, which is the primary component of the human condition, especially in a moment of its love and living that state. In "The Neck of the Dove," poet Salem Jurmah plays on his language on the emotional string in a way that harmonizes the relationships of life with the hints of the soul and its hidden urges, longing to draw an ideal image of the beloved through a system of meaningful signs. In other words, the poet's desire to convey meanings as he sees them through establishing poetic images that transcend reality in their semantic content to another structure manifested through the aesthetic and verbal sequence of the poem, which contains romantic and visual intellectual variations simultaneously. This is evident in the racing of the senses in shaping the overall poetic discourse of the text, which sometimes exudes high lyricism, and at other times, a beautiful sensual Sufi aesthetic. This indicates an internal sensory coherence between the poet's thought and emotion, successfully conveyed to the reader. Under the title "I," we read for poet Salem Jurmah a poem that says: "On the shore of your love sea I wrote / I love you / and the waves wipe it / I wrote again / I love you / and the waves wipe it / I wrote third, fourth, and fifth / I love you / and the waves wipe it / I wrote I love you, O (I) / so the waves / became pleased with what I wrote / and I love you, O (I), more than I love you (you)!" Item number 9786140110823 Author: Salem Jurmah Pages: 222 Year of publication: 2014 Publisher: Arab House for Science Category: Literature and Poetry Format: Paperback Weight: 0.300 grams Size: 14*21 cm