ثلاث صور من غزّة - قراءة نحو نصّية

Abstract

The intended goal behind this investigation is to touch upon the applications of textual linguistics and discourse analysis of Salah Abdel-Sabour’s poem: “Thalath Suwar min Gaza”. The images of the poem intertwine to present the reader with a constant movement that form a structure the meaning of which emerges from the womb of poetic experience that tackles issues related to “the Nakba” and the depths of the human psyche. 

Poet Salah Abdel-Sabour has an experience in folklore poetry that enables him to record moments in the lives of the Palestinians in poetic form, which embodies the self-poet through the tragedy of the Palestinian Arab and the depth of his wound as manifested in the loss of the homeland.