Interpretation of Images in Sa'dulla Hakim's Poetry

Abstract

This article explores the interpretation of poetic imagery in the works of Sa’dulla Hakim, focusing on how associative and symbolic elements enrich the emotional and philosophical depth of his poetry. The study analyzes the poet's use of metaphors, metonymy, and cultural allusions to convey complex inner experiences and national values. By examining selected poems, the article reveals how Sa’dulla Hakim constructs a multi-layered system of imagery that reflects both personal and collective memory, and engages the reader in an active process of meaning-making. The research also highlights the dynamic interaction between traditional poetic forms and modern stylistic innovations in his work.