Pattern of lyrical-narrative language study in Persian Verse(Case study: A study of the most important Persian Verse from the beginning of Persian poetry to the end of the eighth century AH

Part of the new critique is devoted to examining the language features of literary works. In Persian, most researches have been done in the field of mysticism and epic language and so far no model has been presented for studying lyrical-narrative language. In order to find a model for the study of lyrical-narrative language, five levels: phonetic, grammatical, content, lexical and rhetorical in fourteen important Persian Vers were studied in a complete induction manner. Simia software and Noor 3 receiver software were used in data analysis and classification. The type of research is analytical-descriptive and these results can be considered as the result of this study: In terms of prosodic Meter, the Hazaj is mostly Category n amount of six omitted . The current row is of interest. The predominant denominator is abrasion. The words of the spiritual realm and consciences, natural elements and festive elements are among the important aspects of this language. The presence of the verb in the middle of the verses or shutters, the omission of the verbs and, consequently, the Calm tone of the verses are noticeable. Increasing the discrete pronouns” me” and “us” can increase the introversion of the Verse. In terms of the most widely used rhetorical industries, there is the metaphor of Morashahe, Implicit metaphor, simile with both sides bound, Additional simile and Baligh simile. Increased  Emotional sentences, increased descriptions and Circumlocution, increased exaggeration, high frequency of active presence of women and feminine and delicate language are other features of this language.