چکیده:
Nature, with its infinite capabilities and possessions, has always been a great support for art and artistic works. Artists, by utilizing the resources of nature, have enhanced their art and made it benefit from many possibilities. Nima Yooshij, a contemporary naturalist poet, through his constant presence in the lap of nature, was able to create an intellectual and emotional bond between himself and nature. He closely intertwined his poetic mentality with nature and made it the essence of his art. Nima's influence from nature has brought him many achievements. He also owes his innovation to nature. Observing the novelties of nature and his direct perception of the dynamics and transformation flowing within it, could become his source of inspiration and turn into a great motivation for transformation in him. Nima Yooshij's poetry has connected and blended with nature in every respect. He has utilized various forms of nature's possibilities.
خلاصه ماشینی:
In this regard, artists who have achieved a deep connection and appropriate knowledge of nature and have succeeded in creating an emotional bond between themselves and it, have been able to effectively "draw from the formed [and] highly diverse richness of nature" (Hegel 331:3631) and, through it, endow their works with original diversity and beauty.
The various and diverse characteristics that artistic works acquire by benefiting from nature bring the audiences of art to a state of readiness for intuition and fertilize their innate talent in this regard.
Referring to the saying that "nature reveals itself during trance" (Volk 431:9731), it can be said: art provides the capacity and opportunity for such a trance in its audience and, by approaching nature, creates a tangible and understandable manifestation of it for humans.
Wherever Nima has wished, the possessions of nature have played a role in the human spaces of his poetry and have taken on a duty in the world of his poetry: The moonlight gleams/The night-glow shines Sleep does not break instantly in anyone's eyes, but The sorrow of this long sleeper/Sleep breaks in my tearful eyes Dawn stands worried with me/It wants the morning from me That from his blessed moment I may bring news to this soul-weary people, rather A thorn in the liver/Breaks from the path of this journey of mine...
Various human thoughts, emotions, and interests reach harmony with nature in Nima's poetry, and in its space, everything appears in a moving and vital form.
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