The poetic nature of the image in free verse poetry at Ahmed Al-Mulla

The author: Maryam bint Abduh Abdullah Hadidiyyan. This book is occupied with studying "The Poetics of the Image in Free Verse Poetry" by Ahmed Al-Mulla, considering it an analytical entry to uncover the mechanisms of free verse poetry and its internal laws. The book aims to go beyond viewing free verse poetry from the perspective of genre or legitimacy, and instead questions its internal construction mechanisms, revealing methods of its textual and aesthetic organization. Through Ahmed Al-Mulla's experience, the study proposes procedural tools to address free verse poetry, through analyzing the patterns of image formation, its relation to the organic structure, paradox, fragmentation, textual composition, pictorial density, and visual shaping. Thus, the book offers a critical approach seeking to establish reading free verse poetry from within its own system, highlighting the artistic laws that grant it its poetic nature and coherence, while revealing the uniqueness of Ahmed Al-Mulla's experience in constructing the image and generating meaning.