Zanyar Salih; Sarhad Mustafa
Abstract
Internal intonation is a significant part of the music of poetry that doesn't stipulate the poet with any preceding rules and constitution in writing his poetry.
In another word, the ...
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Internal intonation is a significant part of the music of poetry that doesn't stipulate the poet with any preceding rules and constitution in writing his poetry.
In another word, the poet is free and allowed to employ any of its types for the very purpose of making the text of the poetry more celebratory and demonstrating his skills and deftness when he would want to let a piece of poetry text come into existence because it doesn't have a rule as external intonation to restrict the poet's capabilities of expression and inventions.
In general, internal intonation comes into being through repetition and moreover it comes into existence as well via a handful of eloquence artistic instruments and most particularly those that are known as the beautification of words in which they acquire to have two ( sounds, words, clauses.... etc.) or more in the construction of a line, verse and piece of poetry
