Metaphorical similes based on the similarity between living and non-living things

Аннотация

This article presents the study of the works of poets, enriching them with the characteristics of the use of artistic means in contemporary Karakalpak lyric poetry, which reveals the current artistic level of similes, their types, and the object of comparison, and the methods by which they are most often used. Keywords: Poetics, character, tropes, simile, metaphorical similes. Introduction: In modern Karakalpak lyric poetry, Now - the once playful winds metaphorical similes are a form that has elevated Can no longer rustle your leaves. [3:12] similes to a new level in terms of imagery and In the examples, we see excellent instances of expressiveness. Metaphorical similes are considered as metaphorical similes. In the first poem, the beloved is similes that carry the properties of metaphor, which is likened to wine. In the lyrical hero's consciousness, the distinguished by syntactic mobility, imagery, and the beloved's actions, allure, and radiance evoke the image ability to define the word related to it with of a cup filled with wine. In the song, the metaphor metaphorical adjectives. When identifying manifests through the transference of the natural metaphorical similes, the primary task is to determine properties of a wine-filled glass to a figurative meaning, the quality of the metaphor rather than the elements resembling the beloved. The metaphor is realized as of the comparison. This is because the elements of a the characteristics of the wine-filled glass take on a simple simile are relatively clear and apparent, whereas symbolic meaning in relation to the beloved. The identifying the metaphorical quality in a simile requires patterns and shape of the cup reflect the face and logical analysis. Let us attempt to demonstrate this external appearance of the beloved, while the wine through examples: inside represents the beloved's inner world and beauty. You are brimming! Undulating... The lyrical hero compares the charming figure before Like a flower-shaped goblet filled with nectar. him to a flower-shaped cup designed for pouring wine. The poet has deliberately chosen a cup with external Emotions surge and swell, features that closely resemble the girl, while the inner You yourself are nectar... My beloved... [1:19] meaning of the simile is revealed through wine and the feelings of the beloved. Wine, with its natural Even my feet, like plane trees, properties and composition, has the ability to intoxicate a person and fully captivate their Have spread roots into the ground. Reaching imagination; these characteristics are also determined the skies, by the sensations of wine. A woman, like wine, can Storks have built their nests above me. [2:41] enchant with her grace and love, delighting the spiritual world of a young man. In terms of these qualities, the poet has successfully employed this simile. The Like a wistful beauty - difference between this metaphorical simile and a Bare willows, simple simile lies in the ability to shift the metaphorical Winter has buried your surroundings in snow. meaning between the objects being equated and the International Journal Of Literature And Languages 22 https://theusajournals.com/index.php/ijll International Journal Of Literature And Languages (ISSN: 2771-2834) equating one, in the transfer of the inner meaning to metaphorically connected: words defining the the metaphorical meaning, that is, the properties of the beautiful and the willow, as well as those images, the cup in which the wine is poured are compared to the quality of one being transferred to the other. Since charming, the charming wine is reflected as a full glass, metaphorical comparisons are somewhat difficult to the internal properties of the wine and the girl are identify, they require deeper analysis, logic, and artistic compared. perception. Russian literary critic V.M. Jirmunsky correctly assessed: “In-depth analysis does not limit In the second example, the feet of the lyrical hero take itself to defining one or another art, but implies root in the ground like plane trees. This simile may understanding the aesthetic function of that art, its seem to contain an absurd image, as root spreading is meaning, and precisely what this art means”. [5:425] a characteristic unique to trees and plants, while humans don't have roots that burrow into the ground. In metaphorical comparisons, the difference between The song is titled “Situation” and it narrates the lyrical living and non-living things, the actions are constantly hero’s later years, describing his condition in old age. changing, and the quality of one is complemented by The natural qualities of the plane tree are the other. For example: metaphorically transferred to the lyrical hero, to the Hurricanes running in tears... human: the plane tree’s longevity, its deep rooting in Those blizzards are stupid. [6:27] the earth, its branching out and spreading beauty - all of these are embodied in the lyrical hero. The natural In the first line, hurrica