THE USE OF NATURE DETAILS IN THE POETIC REFLECTION IN KARABAKH INCIDENTS (IN POEMS AND EPICS)

The main aim of the article is to study the use of nature in the poetic reflection.Thus, the article is dedicated to the use of nature in the poetic reflection in Karabakh incidents.There is no century in history that has not witnessed a war dragging human society to the brink of destruction.The some points are determined in the article.Actually, when humans learned to hold stones, they also learned to throw them at others, too.The desire to possess more, human greed, has led to countless wars that destroyed people, homes, cities, and historical monuments.Additionally, the most of the oldest known literary works are devoted to themes of battles, wars, and heroism both in world literature and in Azerbaijani literature, The "Iliad" and "Odyssey" in Greek literature, the "Book of Dada Korkut," "Manas," "Gilgamesh," and other epics are examples of heroism dedicated to great conflicts and wars and opened, discussed in the resaerch as well.Lyric poetry responds most swiftly reflects to the events.The expressive nature of the genre allows the creator to depict events briefly and concisely, making such works more memorable and ensuring their transmission to future generations.Karabakh events represent one of the greatest injustices a nation can experience.Over 30 years of history related to these events have inspired thousands of poems, epics, and prose works in Azerbaijani literature, both major and minor.In such works, nature often takes on the role of a central character.The beautiful nature of Karabakh inspires creators, enabling their works to be more poignant and artistically powerful.This article identifies the characteristics of references to nature details in poems and epics dedicated to the Karabakh war and provides analyses based on examples in order to prove the use of nature in the poetic reflection.Application importance: the material can be used in lectures and seminars in higher education institutions.