Prosodic Rhythm of Prose Poem

Reading from the Poem: Land of Milk

Abstract

The idea of the research is based on proving the prosodic rhythm of the (prose poem), as well as its internal rhythm related to the harmony and harmony between its voices, through a critical approach to the poem (Land of Milk) by the Libyan poet (Muftah Al-Ammari), through which the research proved that it is subject to the rhythm of the two units of the circle. The sixth prosodic (fa'alan / fa'ula It is a metrical rhythm different from the analogical rhythm in the verse poem, and from the repetition rhythm in the line poem. Because it is based on the weight of the syllables of a single poetic sentence according to specific rhythmic units, without linking them to the weights of the rest of the sentences. Hence, the prose poem transcends the restrictions of the single meter to which all the verses of the poem are subject, as well as the restrictions of the single, repeated meter that the poetic line poem adheres to in every line.