An Analysis and Investigation into Linguistic Polilogy in Tahereh Saffarzadeh's Poems with an Emphasis on "Allegiance to Vigilance" Book

Palilogy is one of rhetoric industries that might be realized in different ways: Palilogy of vowels, Palilogy of words and phrases, Palilogy of consonants, or Palilogy of consonants and vowels together. In addition to the above-mentioned points, sometimes poem concepts are repeated along with different phrases in different words and forms. Moreover, Palilogy of words along with similar syntactic structures might strengthen the poem music and lead to semantic expansion. Tahereh Saffarzadeh, as one of the prominent poets before and after the Islamic revolution, has made use of these Palilogy abundantly and Palilogy could be mentioned as one of the main features of her poems. The present study, which is of descriptive-analytic type, is an attempt to examine and describe the element of Palilogy in her works especially in her "Allegiance with vigilance" book as one of her most effective and impressive works between years of 56-58. The results revealed that she depicts the chaotic conditions of the society via Palilogy. She could, in fact, compensate for the shortage or lack of external music by repeating phonemes, words, or phrases and create considerable meanings and plays an important role in awareness raising of the people.