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The Structure of Narration in Nimaʹs Poetry

Narration, simply is a story that occurs in time. The narrator is a person who quotes the story. Although a good deal of Nimaʹs poems are concerned , with the pain and suffering of society, menʹs exalted love to each other, the moments of childhood and the nature in which the poet lives and form which he gains his experiences, but this poetry has received little attention. Nimaʹs narration-based poems, structurally are of two kinds: Traditional structure and new structure. In traditional style, the poet sometimes was faithful the old form of poetry, but sometimes he tried to make some changes which were resulted from his special insight toward the new function of rhyme and it suggests the poetʹs mind preparation for inventing a new structure, in poetry. In other words, by dealing with the new function of rhyme, Nima, indeed, has widen the field for the pains and sufferings of the new world. In all narration poems, whether traditional or modem, the poet being omnicient forms the characters and discusses and when needed, he explains the scene and the atmosphere of the story. And then through commenting about the events, he makes his judgment and presents message. Nimaʹs aim from fictional narration is either, to proven a modem point or to give advice. He sometimes wants to affect the readerʹs emotions and feelings. When he deals with social issues, his language grows extremely symbolic metaphorical and implicit. He neglects the lexical and syntax order specially in his long poems, so that the readers cannot grasp the main points.