Shi'r hunar-i Zabānī-yi Zībā (2 Jildī): Dari (Farsi) 1401

What is poetry? Expressive, melodious, and emotional expression of reality with the help of words is the means of expression in poetry and language is the means of expression of all types of literature. What distinguishes poetry from other literary genres is its compactness and melodiousness; If not, telecasting with the help of imagination and emotional expression has a clear place in all arts and in all literary genres. This is not the only art of language that deals with imagination and emotion and uses reality. Expressing reality is the work of all cognitions. In all the knowns, imagination and open, emotion are more or less expressed; Do they find more comprehensiveness and breadth in artistic knowledge? In the same way, language is both a means of expressing science, philosophy, and religion, and it is also a means of expressing literature. What makes the difference is that in science, language, which is ambiguous in its nature, avoids ambiguity, and in literature, ambiguity.