The sad tone in (I love you by the time of my heart)  by "Anesah Appod"

Authors

  • Layla Almagrakony Assistant Professor, Faculty of Arts, University of Latakia (formerly Tishreen), Syria.

Keywords:

sadness, romantic, poetry, personification.

Abstract

The modern poet chose to live with his sadness In a poetic way, so he sang about It and identified with it, until he made him a constant companion, sometimes belittling It, and at other times personalizing It. To achieve psychological balance, until the sad tone in modern Arabic poetry became a distinctive character, Its expression required the mobilization of universal human stories of sadness, their myths and symbols, and the research Investigated the motives of this sadness; It is described as mature sadness that differs from the initial sadness common among the general public, and which is unique to the authentic, cultured poet, in addition to searching for ways to achieve psychological balance to coexist with that sadness, in the collection of writer “AnIsa Abboud” entitled
(I Love You at the Time of My Heart), published by The Ministry of Culture, in the year two thousand and twenty-three, in which it expressed the effectiveness of love In confronting human sadness, by making It accompany him throughout his life. Love, according to the timing of the heart, means that it has a time In which It is activated, and this depends on the pulse remaining continuous; That is, it accompanies a person from his birth until his death.

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Published

2026-05-30

How to Cite

The sad tone in (I love you by the time of my heart)  by "Anesah Appod". (2026). Latakia University (formerly Tishreen) Journal for Research and Scientific Studies - Arts Humanities Series, 47(6), 23-39. https://journal.latakia-univ.edu.sy/index.php/humsc/article/view/19996