The Effects of the Sage of Harat's Poems on Poets

The use of special words by many Persian speaking poets reveals stylistic and mystic delicacy and nicety. The manifestation is clearer when the poems of such Iranian poets as Khayyam, Sanayi, Mowlavi, Sa’di, and Hafez are meticulously compared with the Sage of Harat’s poems in three areas of form, meaning, and rhythm. The poets have often made semantic adaptations of his mystic terms and concepts in a free, symbolic, and gentle way. In some cases, formal adaptations made by Iranian poets using literary strategies are more agreeable than his poems. The rhythm of his poems has also been utilized by Persian speaking poets to express delicate stylistic concepts.