Aesthetics and Hemin's Poetry

Aesthetics has been a subject to analysis since the time of Socrates and even before his time in various ways by the Greek philosophers. The idea of aesthetics reached its peak of excellence in the classical era. The introduction of aesthetics using the scientific method dates back to the eighteenth century. Alexander Gottlieb Baumgarten was the first to use the term aesthetics. Music is fundamental to the structure of poetry. In fact, poetry is like songwriting that affects the feeling. In most of his poems, Hemin has given a great importance to the music. This paper is an attempt to investigate the aesthetical perspectives in Hemin's poetry. The aesthetics of music and the imagination of Hemin's poetry are considered as the main factors in the formation of a poetic image. Hemin's poetry is full of such enriching characteristics like fantasies, profound thoughts, overwhelming emotions, and linguistic fluency.