Poetries of Asha Taghlebi and Asha Hamadan in Comparison to Asha the Greats*.

Asha Taghlebi and Asha Hamadan were living almost at the time of Asha the Great have tried their hand in diverse poetic devices. In fact they employed eulogy to make money and their satires were depreciative and to a great limit biting. Since a considerable number of their poetries were in the form of a narrative they are of great historical importance; in their narratives events, names of people and places of their time are to be observed. A noticeable feature of their poetry is the special poetic rhythm that gives them a singing like quality, even the presence of Persian words have not reduced its brilliance a bit. The present article endeavors to analyze some of Asha Taghlebi and Asha Hamadan's poetries with Asha the Great's to draw upon the similarities and differences of their poetic themes.