The Critical and Rhetorical Taste of the Figurative Image in the Pure Love Poetry

The figurative image isan external formation that the poet builds and then employs through several elements: imagination, emotion, and suggestion, relying in the construction on tools: simile, metaphor, metonymy, or symbolism, through the adaptation of language and its use in athoughtful manner when embodying the scene or scene that is intended to be announced to the recipient, as it is not an easy matter, but rather requires mental effort and contemplation, and after the elements and foundations are available, especially sinceScholars and researchers have not agreed on a unified concept for it sinceLong time.Platonic love is a poetic style that appeared in the valleys of Najd and Hijaz. It is known as chaste love in which the poet expresses his feelings towards the one he loves in a style far from sensual, offensive and exciting description, and the criticism in it is marked by tenderness, charm and beauty according to thisHair color.