Abstract:

In its most general definition, the image is the impression left in the mind by the objective reality of the outside world. In other words, it is the poet's way of expressing the mental stimulation he receives from the outside world as a new simile or metaphor. An image that evokes one or more meanings other than the first meaning that comes to mind of a word or group of words is called an image. It has an important role in the appreciation of poetry. Making use of the power of the image is a natural result of the richness of the poetic language. Imaginary discourse is to layer the meaning with the new language that was built by forcing the possibilities of the language that was created different from the everyday language. While simple mazmuns were used in the founding periods of classical poetry, dreams expanded with the refinements in poetry in the following periods. As a result of attempts to create striking new images, especially in Sebk-i Hindi poets who use chain phrases and original compositions with intricate dreams, imaginary expression has become more widespread. The subject of this study is the symbolic world of Fehîm-i Kadim's ghazal with "did you become" redif. Since the poet of the poem that is the subject of the study is one of the masters of Sebk-i Hindi, firstly, information will be given about this literary movement and the poet's biography, and then the poem will be examined and concluded.

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