Amanecimientos (variaciones) by Guillermo Rebollo Gil

“…It looks to engage the poet’s whimsy and softness.…”
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Unity of Being in Maulana’s Masnavi and Ibn Fariz’s Taeiyeh by Maryam Faridi

“…Ibn-al-Faridh is one of the most eminent Sufi poets in Arabic literature; Maulana (Rumi), on the other hand, is regarded as the master of love and mysticism in Persian literature. …”
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Intertextual Character of Poetic Philological Discourse by Elena N. Antonova

“…The methods of work included the observation of philological poetry and the description of its characteristic features, the systematization of the verbal tools of philologists-poets, analytical work with theoretical and factual material, deepening and expanding existing research on the specifics of Russian intertext and discourse. …”
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Passage, kitga, and parcha: А comparative study of the genres by A.Z. Khabibullina

“…Pushkin and A.A. Fet) and Tatar poets of the early 20th century (Därdemänd, S. Ramiev, and Sh. …”
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Lermontov’s Borodino Strophe and Issues of Russian Verse Theory by Oleg Grinbaum

“…This poem was published in 1837; together with the poem “On the Poet’s Death,” it immediately moved Lermontov to the forefront of Russian poets. …”
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الحداثة في شعر محمود درويش by غسان غنيم, مبارك سعيد

“…This new vision is considered a reflection  of the  positive sides of Arabic poetry in modern time. When poets find out new ways out of the traditional frame in the unity of line and that of the poem, so a fresh mentality has emerged, and so many poets have obtained new artistic visions that are quite unlike the old ones. …”
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The analogy in the poetry and prose of Ibn Hariq Al Balansi by Muhammed Hussain, Dunya Ameen

“…In conclusion, Ibn Hariq, the poet was one of the bright and wise poets. Through which he rhymed his poems, added to them and enriched the Anadalian literature. …”
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“Everything is Full of Gods”; Theologia - Muthologia and the Beginning of the Ancient Greek Political Thought by Mahdi Fayyaz, Rouhollah Eslami, Hossein Athari, Mohammad Ali Taghavi

“…Consequently, any exploration into Greek political thought must acknowledge the works of these poets as the seminal intellectual foundations of Greek thought. …”
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Hassan ibn Thabit and his poem praising his fellow tribesmen: A contribution to the study of spiritual culture of the Arab society in early Islamic times by D.Ye. Mishin

“…As to the poem in question, it is composed in the traditional Arabic genre of praise to the poets' own tribe. Hassan Ibn Thabit credits his fellow tribesmen with virtues which a pre-Islamic poet would have mentioned too, but adds there to their positive response to Islam. …”
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Three Voices in the Wake of an Earthquake by Luis Solis

“…Perhaps not surprisingly, Mexican novelists and poets have written profusely about their country’s long history of seismic destruction. …”
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Alexander Blok’s “The Rose and the Cross” and Charles Robert Maturin’s “Melmoth the Wanderer” by Mark G. Altshuller

“…The major sources of “The Rose and the Cross” were once analyzed by Viktor Zhirmunsky, but the key idea of Blok’s drama (love and sorrow often go together, or love is impossible without suffering) is most clearly, vividly and consistently carried out in the book, which was never mentioned either in the poet’s works, or any preparatory materials for the play. …”
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Mandela in/and Poetry by Maria Paola Guarducci

“…In 1994, in his first speech to the parliament of South Africa, Nelson Mandela quoted the Afrikaner poet Ingrid Jonker and read The child who was shot dead by soldiers at Nyanga. …”
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La revista Inimigo Rumor y las prácticas vanguardistas by Susana Scramim

“…The journal Inimigo Rumor, edited by poet Carlito Azevedo, in the 7 Letras publishing house of Rio de Janeiro, between 1996 and 2008, was motivated by the valorization and dissemination of a specific way of doing poetry. …”
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A Sophisticated Touch of Feminism in the poetry of Fawzi Al-Ma’luf by Dr Shahnaz Zaheer, Dr Mubarak Shah

“…This article is an Urdu translated effort about introduction of renowned Arabic poet Fawzi al-Ma’luf, a feminist poet of Emigrant Arabic Literature. …”
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Philosophical Approach to Defamiliarization in Contemporary Iranian Poetry by Mehrnaz Esmaili ‌Borojeni, Omidvar Malmoli, Seyed Ali Sohrabnejhad

“…The poets discussed in this article are Simin Behbahani, Malek e Shoaraye Bahar, Fereydoun Moshiri and Hamid Mossadegh.…”
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Naqise-ye Hamasi as a Literary Genre And its examples in Persian Poetry by mojahed gholami

“…The greatness and fame of Shahnameh has not only had an undeniable effect on the wave of epic poetry in Iran and encourage poets to imitate Ferdowsi, but also it has caused some poets to have little ability to compose epics or In the presence of the Shahnameh, any other epic work was considered worthless by them, to mixing epic with humor and making “Naqise-ye Hamasi”. …”
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The beauty and elegance of Khajoo Kermani words in comparison with the illustrated versions of his divan by Bahman Modiri

“…However, Khajoo, as an art poet among Persian-speaking poets with titles such as: "King of grace", "King of theology", "Creative of meanings", has earned the special title of "Poet Nakhlband". …”
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Zohuri Torshizi’s “Seh Nasr” and Its Position in by Ali Asghar Babasalar, Ruhallah Hadi, Ray Hatouri

“…Zohuri Torshizi is one of the pioneers of the Indian style who lived in the blossoming times of this style and along with such poets as Orfi, Naziri, Taleb Amoli, Saeb Tabrizi and Bidel Dehlavi are from the great Indian style masters. …”
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The influence of alī shīr navā’ī’s works on azerbaijan literature by TULKİN SULTANOV

“…Demircizade, Roza Eyvazova, Cennet Nağıyeva, Jale Demirci, Paşa Kerimov, Almaz Ülvî’s research on the history of bringing the literary heritage of Alisher Navoi to Azerbaijan and the influence of Navoi's works on the works of Azerbaijani poets has been comparatively analyzed. In addition, it has been learned that poets such as Kishveri, Fuzuli, Sadik Bey Sadiki, Muhammed Amani, Shah Ismail Hatai, Rahmeti Tebrizi, Saib Tebrizi, Alijan Kovsi Tebrizi, Zafer Murtazakuluhan Shamli and Vahidi Kazvini wrote nazira, mukhammas and tazkiras by being influenced by the poems of Alisher Navoi in Azerbaijan.…”
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Disability Culture in Jim Ferris’s Hospital Poems by Asst. Prof. Dr. Anan Alkass Yousif

“…Within a culture that is dominated by identity politics, categorizing diverse communities based on their ethnicity, color, gender, or religious affiliation, disabled poets found in poetry a powerful instrument to express their bitter experiences and the suffering of their disabled bodies. …”
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