Vulgarity and Plagiarisms in Mo’ezzi's Divan

Imitating and answering a poem, a poet’s poems sometimes is affected by vulgarity of rhyme scheme which in turn leads to plagiarism during the process of imitating another poem. The vulgarity of rhyme is one of the negative functions of composing poetry imposing thematic restriction on traditional poetry. Examining some poems of 5th to 8th lunar century poets, we have dealt with the problem in the first part of the article. The article is attempting to study plagiarism and its different types in the poetry of Amir Mo’ezzi Neyshabouri. Taking into consideration the role of rhyme and its vulgarity in poetry, we will first deal with his plagiarizing from Onsori, and Farrokhi to Qatran, and finally, we will show the plagiarism of Anvari, Watwat, Adib Saber and Hasan Ghaznavi from Mo’ezzi's poetry collection (Divan).