Easy but Difficult's Literary Structure in Rahi Moeiri's Poetry

سهل وممتنع و کاربرد آن در اشعار رهی معیری

Abstract

The use of Easy but Difficult's literary structure in Rahi Moeiri's poetry is the subject of this study. This literary device appears straightforward and easy to understand at first, but if you try to state it that way, you may run into a lot of difficulties and roadblocks. Several well-known poets have utilized it in their works, most notably Saadi. This study's primary goal is to examine, identify, and quantify the significance of this literary device in Moeiri's poetry. An attempt is made to address the subject of what influences Moeiri's usage of this literary device in this essay. The descriptive-analytical techniques used in this study are based on library materials. It has been suggested that Rahi Moeiri has incorporated more of the art of abstinence into his poetry. What part does this art play in the poetry's power? Numerous studies have been conducted on Rahi Moeiri's literary persona; these include the well-known Parvin Dekht's article on the topic and theme of Rahi Moeiri's sonnets and Akbar Sayad Koh's analysis of Rahi Moeiri's status among modern poets as well as some of the poetic elements of his speech. But as far as the researcher search is concerned, no particular book or paper has been written regarding Rahi Meiri's usage of the simple yet challenging style in his poems. The results of this study demonstrate that he wrote in a straightforward manner, staying away from Saadi's quirks, and adhered to Saadi's style by not using easy yet difficult words. Although it is quite difficult to produce in this fashion, the poet seems to have represented very vast issues smoothly and eloquently, and the elegance of his poems has made his words appealing. has cemented his unique position among today's poets; conversely, his poetry has found an audience among the general public and garnered a large following.