The Reverberation of the First Shock in the Poem (The last of Swords)

Abstract

The research tackles the reverberation of the first shock of the wife (the
poetess Soad Al Sabah) in the poem (The last of Swords) in which she
laments her husband amid one of the saddest tragedies that inflected her
country Kuwait in order to know the psychology of femininity in this poem
of lamentation. And out of the psychological atmosphere of the poem and
its relation with the double loss (the husband and the country), passing
through the symbols of the late deceased husband (eagle, lion, mountain,
sword, tent, beach, shield, tribe, sea, umbrella, and Kuwait) between
specialty of experience and the literary memory.
It is a reading that shed light on its relation with folklore on one hand,
and the psychological reflections on the poetess which explain her special
inclinations on the other hand. In relevant to the self features of the poetess
shown in two conspiracies: a major one which targeted her country with its
civilized components and human resources, and a senior one that targeted
the late deceased husband. The poetess expounded them when she was in a
double case of sadness that takes us to confrontation between the lone
collective ego and the saturated singular ego. It is an integrated
confrontation not a contradictory one