کالرج اور والٹر ڈی لاء میئر کی شاعری میں پراسرار رومانویت کے منیر نیازی پر اثرات

The influence of mysterious romanticism in the poetry of Coleridge and Walter de la Mare on Munir Niazi

Authors

  • Munawar Ahmad AssistantProfessor, Urdu Department, Government Graduate College Bhakkar
  • Serwar Azeem Qureshi Head of Urdu Department, ThalUniversityBhakkar
  • Erum Jameel Head of English Department, Thal UniversityBhakkar

Keywords:

Super Natural Elements, Mysterious Romanticism, WalterDe la Mare, Metaphysical Thinking, Munir Niazi, Industrial Society.

Abstract

Mysterious romantic elements appear in many places in the poetry of S.T. Coleridge. Coleridge is a poet who is captivated by the magic of supernatural elements. Mysteriousness and supernatural thinking have been overshadowed in a scientific society. The im pact of ancient civilizations and the modern era on human psychology is profound. Coleridge has created a new spirit in his poetry by incorporating supernatural elements. Similarly, Walter de la Mare is a poet of the world of dreams, where he finds spiritu al and mental peace for man in dreams and imagination. In the same vein, the renowned twentieth - century poet Munir Niazi seeks to escape the monotony of a scientifically advanced society and take refuge in the embrace of mysterious romanticism. This articl e argues that the mysterious romantic elements in Munir Niazi's poetry are, in fact, influenced by the works of S.T. Coleridge and Walter de la Mare. The shadows of mysterious romanticism are apparent throughout Niazi's poetry. The twentieth century is kno wn for its scientific inventions an d rapid technological progress

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Published

2024-12-31

How to Cite

Munawar Ahmad, Serwar Azeem Qureshi, & Erum Jameel. (2024). کالرج اور والٹر ڈی لاء میئر کی شاعری میں پراسرار رومانویت کے منیر نیازی پر اثرات: The influence of mysterious romanticism in the poetry of Coleridge and Walter de la Mare on Munir Niazi. Zauq-e-Tahqeeq, 6(4), 419–432. Retrieved from http://zauq-e-tahqeeq.com/index.php/ZT/article/view/309