Mechanisms of Creativity and Persuasion Techniques in the Prose Poem of Muftah Al-Ammari: An Analytical Study

Abstract

This study aims to analyze the mechanisms of artistic creativity and the techniques of persuasion in the prose poems of the Libyan poet Muftah Al-Ammari. The research examines how the poet employs a condensed, suggestive language that transcends traditional rhythmic constraints to build a deep connection with the recipient. By adopting an analytical approach, the study explores the role of internal rhythm, displacement, and paradoxical imagery in achieving aesthetic conviction. The findings indicate that Al-Ammari’s creativity lies in his ability to transform daily vocabulary into symbolic entities while utilizing silence and textual gaps to engage the reader as an active partner in producing meaning.