Journal of the stylistic of Persian poem and prose
volume Number 13، number In Volume 9، Desember 2020 ، issue Number 55

The Analysis of the Stylistics of the Odes Written By Mazaher Mosaffa

Nasrin Sayyedzade (Author in Charge), Nazila farmani anooshe

Abstract

The ode is known as one of the oldest forms of poetry that poets have used it as a field for expressing their feelings since the birth time of the Persian Poetry , and they have written many of their Panegyrics and illustrations in this format. The glorious period of the flourishing of Persian Idyll came to an end in the sixth century, and then from the beginning of the seventh century onward it declined gradually and deviated from its originality and main structure. However, it was revived together with its original structure within the Constitutionalism era. In the contemporary period, many poets have written poems in this format.

This research focused on Mazaher Mosaffa (the manifestations of the Purity) as a main figure in this field due to the use of this form and style of poetry with his own venture to break the tradition. The Mazaher Musaffa continues many traditions of Persian poetry. But he would not follow the classical traditions in the Idyll. Although some of his poetic Odes have proven to be as strong, solid and mature as those written by the ancient elders, the modernity of the time mostly dominates his works. His question is what is the structure and characteristics of his odes and poems that distinguish his works from contemporary and ancient poets?

.This article aims at providing the best model and context to get acquainted with the structure and content of Mosaffa"s poems; we applied the statistical methods in research and conducted the analysis. For this purpose, his poems were examined in three levels: linguistic, literary and intellectual, along with the frequency of using arrays (verbal or spiritual).Finally, New and ancient phenomena were examined within his works.

Keyword
Mosffa( Purity) , Poetry Style , Imaginations Forms , Elements and Structure of the

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