The Indefinite Subject with the Negative Present Tense Attributed to It, and Its Effect in Erasing Separation and Creating Communication by Salem Al-Owais in His Diwan (Nida' alkhalij)

Abstract

Objectives: It follows the indefinite subject attributed to the negative present tense by (Salem Al Owais), in prosody, rhyme, and Padding, and explaining and explaining its role in erasing disjunctions and creating meaning and texture in communication, which is what should be in revealing the kineticity of grammatical data in the texts.

Method: It is the descriptive approach that uses analysis as its tool. Where the subjects of choosing the indefinite subject in the context of a verbal sentence with a negative present tense are described and analyzed.

Results: Since the poet needs to use an indefinite subject in his expression, he employed it in the context of the negative present tense sentence as a signal to negate the attribution of that action to the indefinite subject.

.Since the linguistic construction of (Salem Al-Owais) in the contexts of using the indefinite subject attributed to the negative present tense requires the use of verbs belonging to habits, natures, instincts and attributes, He   also used the transitive verb with this subject, implying the absence of separation and the creation of meaning and interweaving communication.

 Conclusions: The use of the indefinite subject to whom the negative present tense is attributed reveals the complete clarity of the mental image of the indefinite article in the mind of (Salem Al-Owais); This clarity was then reflected in the use of the indefinite article in its various contexts, revealing a feeling of the indefinite activity and its effect in the text.