The other side of alienation In the poetry of Abdul Mohsen Al-Kadhimi

Abstract

What we want to talk about is the talk about alienation in the poetry of an Iraqi poet who was stung
He suffered from its fire for a long time, but he was able to find the equivalent of his burning and pain, so the estrangement did not make him fall into
The circle of despair and disappointment, as it caused most poets, so they rejoiced, weeping for their present, and fleeing
In the past, they complain about its ruins and restoration as a kind of freedom that they lack.
Talking about alienation in its positive aspect, which is a remarkable aspect in Al-Kazemi's poetry, (1) and the case of
Distinguished among the poets of his time, even those who are close to him in this feature differ from him in terms of
Where the abundance of his hair in this type of poetry, which is something that made us turn a blind eye to the face of
The negative self-alienation that relates to the poet's position in society and his need to flee to

The idea of death, flight, despair, or throwing yourself into the bosom of nature.
And we will witness the alienation in Al-Kazemi's poetry through the militant voice that was manifested in

His poetry since he set foot on the land of Egypt until his death in his estrangement.
To begin with, we decide that emigration, in the sense of leaving one’s homeland forcibly or voluntarily, is mostly

For political, economic or cultural reasons, it was truly the plight of ancient and modern man.

(1) His personal life and biography were kept out of the scope of the research, and only an amount was taken from it that illuminates the aspects of
This research, and for an overview of his life and biography, refer to: Arab poet, Al-Kazemi, his life and poetry.
Mohsen Ghayyad, the writings of Ali Abd al-Rahim, the memory of the Arab poet al-Kazimi on his thirtieth anniversary.

The immortal Arab struggle poet.