قَصِيدَةُ الحُبِّ المِحْوَرِيَّةِ عِنْدَ أَيمَن صَادِق قِرَاءَة فِي دِيوَان (مِنْ نَشِيدِ الأَنْشَادِ الذِي إِلَى سَمَر)

The present research deals with Ayman Sadek's pivotal love poem, through perusing his collection of poems (From the Song of Songs to Samar).
As widely recognized, when a person submits to his wild imagination and his raging passion, fine poetry will flow smoothly entertaining its reader, hearer and reciter.
The poet may therefore be viewed as an artist who neglects the power of reason to unleash the imagination and cause a poet to roam wherever he wants to calculus and absurdity, until he reaches the limits of the infinite and be nowhere.
Such feeling has led our poet, Ayman Sadek, towards the emotion that dominates the mind; resulting in a new and unique experience that stemmed from the depths of the heart and conscience; an experience irrelevant to mental calculations and denies reality altogether.
As Ayman's poetry is a rich experience that deserves analysis, I selected one of his collection of poems (From Song of Songs to Samar) for analysis to show that his poetry is characterized by the denial of the authority of the mind, the denial of its limitations, the unity between the self and the other, and freedom from all realistic features.
The various meanings related to the embedded woman under the name "Samar" as presented by the poet Ayman Sadek in his collection of poems (From the Song of Songs to Samar) are integrated and coherent. In the said collection of poems, and based on three emotional aspects that revolve around that single woman, the woman has been pivotal, which is a solid symbol of interpretation and dependency spaces. The first: the issue of love itself, the second: the individual feeling, and the third: the issue of the homeland, and political conflict. Each aspect has been analyzed in an exemplary method.
The descriptive approach has been utilized to reveal the influencing elements in the pivotal love poem in Ayman Sadek’s collection of poems (From the Song of Songs to Samar). It is evident that Ayman Sadeq's poems about love in the said collection of poems are a breakthrough and a different stage of a special nature in the structure of the Arabic poem.