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Sensory imagery holds great importance for poets, who utilize this phenomenon and incorporate it into their poetry, making it an integral part of their work. This enhances the exploration of how poets skillfully employ sensory imagery to create beautifully crafted poems. The paper begins by providing a brief history of the poet, covering his early life, his pursuit of knowledge, and his literary contributions in both poetry and prose. It also examines the concept of sensory imagery according to modern Arabic language critics, shedding light on its functions and role in Arabic poetry. To explore the poet’s ability to use sensory imagery, the researcher adopts an analytical descriptive method. Finally, the paper concludes that sensory imagery often enriches the reader with hidden meanings, as the poet uses these elements as channels for creating vivid poetic imagery throughout the collection.
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