Memory Representations and Poetic writing Patterns in Two Poems

(A reading in the light of comparative cultural criticism)

Abstract

This research is concerned with studying the poet's relationship with time and the extent of his awareness of it, by representing the memory in poetry in two poetic texts, one of which is for the Iraqi poet Naseer Fleih, and the second for the Iranian poet Sohrab Sepehri, and monitoring the movement of that in two cultural formats: the format of intimacy and extension, and the second: the format of regress and shelter, and the movement appears In two apparently opposite directions, but the research reveals their relationship with the privacy of each poet in his text, and the researcher used the comparative cultural criticism approach to compare the nature of representations between the two texts.