The image of the Nakba in Palestinian poetry Exile poets as a model [analytical study]

Abstract

The Nakba and the Palestinian tragedy was and will remain an inexhaustible spring and an inexhaustible well in me
The revolutionary and committed Palestinian poetry, as it made this poetry pan-Arab, national and class
Functionally, it is a biased resistance to the poor and the people of the streets, sidewalks and camps, and a rejection of the reality of homelessness
And misery, however, created an atmosphere in which revolution, resistance, protest and rejection prevailed in the souls
The tormented, so the poets of Palestine were the hope capable of healing the wounds with their words and poetry.