تشكلات الوعي في السيرة الذاتية الشعرية لعيسى حسن الياسري، دراسة في الذات والتجربة

Abstract

The poetry of Isa Hassan Al-Yasiri is a high embodiment of the intersection of consciousness and writing. His poetic autobiography is a artistic structure that transcends traditional genre classification, establishing a poetic discourse that intertwines the individual with the collective, the symbolic with the real, and the human with the universal. In Al-Yasiri's poetry, the poem is not a record of a past life, but a reconstruction of the self through the mirrors of language, where memory becomes a semantic structure that evokes childhood, exile, and the southern place as keys to understanding identity and existence. The internal consciousness in his poetry is manifested in the introspection of the self and the questioning of being through symbols of childhood, motherhood, womanhood, and nature. Meanwhile, the external consciousness takes its dimension in representing place and the political and social reality as an open text on tension, loss, and protest. The textual consciousness is based on the displacement of language, deconstruction of binaries, and activation of repetition and rhythm as means of generating meaning and resisting silence. Through this complex consciousness, Al-Yasiri's poetry becomes an existential biography that embodies the suffering of the exiled human being searching for aesthetic salvation in words. Poetry becomes an act of resistance against oblivion and a space for reviving lost meaning in a world overwhelmed by disappointment. Thus, the poetic autobiography becomes a document of consciousness and a symbolic space that restores the self's presence and the word's role in repairing existence.