A study of aesthetic coherence in "Waiting Poems" by Alireza Ghazveh

"Promised expectation" is one of the concepts that have been prominent in the poetry of some ideological poets for a long time. After the victory of the Islamic revolution, religious and religious poets took on the responsibility of accepting and promoting the concepts of Mahdism. Alireza Ghazveh is one of the committed contemporary poets, who in some of his poems has explained the philosophy of waiting for the promise and by using the unifying elements and techniques of the text, he has reflected his Shiite beliefs and ideas in the mirror of his poems. In this research, with the descriptive-analytical method and using library sources, the unifying factors of "expectation poems" and the proportion and contradiction of images and fantasy clusters in several poetry collections of Alireza Ghazveh were extracted and analyzed. The results showed that in the poetry collections "Ghatār-e Andimeshk, Eshgh alaih-e salam and Sobh-e banaras" the cohesive factors - along with other poetic meanings and themes - due to the poet's use of techniques such as deletion, repetition of words, synonyms, song and harmony, etc have a high frequency. The harmony of the elements of Alireza Ghazveh's poetry adds to the promotion of his religious teachings and the order and proportion between the concepts makes the poet do justice to the content in a worthy way and this harmony gives unity and integrity to the thought expressed in his poem.