The aesthetics of deviation in the poem stand for an hour of Tamim Al-Barghouthi

Abstract

This paper investigates the aesthetics of deviation in Tamim al-Barghouti's poem "Qifi Sa'a," highlighting its role in enriching the poetic experience and enhancing recipient response

It follows a stylistic methodology to identify semantic deviations (simile, metaphor, metonymy) and syntactic ones (fronting, deletion, repetition).

Core questions include: How did deviation shape the poem's aesthetic structure? What are its stylistic and rhetorical functions in expressing Arab tragedies?