The Dove Poem by Mohamed Abdel-Bari as a model

Abstract

The study converges the growth of the symbols, confirms its effectiveness, and examines its role in the coherence of the text that is entitled “The Dove” for the poet Muhammad Abdel Bari by interpreting the symbols that appear in the text. And it tracks the signs that emerge and cooperate together to bring the vision closer - even if it is vague in its growth, scattered or static in its movement. This interpretation does not appear from a single sign or symbol, but by brining gathering these signs and symbols, which the researcher has worked hard to approach them linguistically and semantically, and in their sequential presence in the text. The study sheds the light on the articulated symbols such as (Al-Khidr, Moses, Christ Neferi), and the silent symbols (bet, travel, doors, holiness, forbidden fruit, night, white bullet, Jabal al Rumah -mountain of shooters-); after paving the way, revealing the motives and the conception and movement of the text. Also, explicating that the symbol grows through the succession of the signification in each symbol, and confirming it in each sign.