Repetition in the poetry of tramps

Abstract

This article aims to investigate the style of repetition in the poetry of the tramps, but what concerns us here in this article is the aesthetics of repetition, and how the ancient Arab poets, including the tramps, agreed to employ and use it correctly, which is related to the context and the central idea that revolves in the mind of the poet. The most important conclusions drawn are:

Repetition had a strong presence in the poetry of the tramps, and this repetition varied between phonetic, verbal and synthetic

Tramp poets employed repetition in their poetry to serve their ideas, and an attempt by them to attract the attention of the recipient and influence him, and then win him over to their doctrine.

    Repetition performed its argumentative and persuasive function, and this appears through the ability of poets to employ it and bring it within a specific context in which repetition cannot be dispensed with.