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The Appearance of a Friend in Local Songs of Kohgiluyeh and Boyer Ahmad Provinces, Relying on the Obstacles of Connection
Mohammadhossein Nikdarasl 1, Kazem Fazel2
1- Dr. Mohammad Hossein Nikdar Asl, Associate Professor, Yasuj University, Iran , Mohammadnikdar@yahoo.com
2- PhD student in Persian language and literature
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one of the prominent themes and motifs of local poets. Love, beloved, lover, separation from the beloved, burning and melting, obstacles to :union:, and rival are a collection of lyrical words that find a more complete meaning in the nomadic environment, next to the soaring mountains, the lush slopes, and the vast plains of springtime. Separation, which is born of love in the nomadic environment, becomes more painful whenever it is mixed with deprivations and social failures. Whatever comes from the heart will sit better on the heart and be more influential. The appearance of the beloved in Lori's poetry, in its plundering, bravery, and generosity, is similar to the beloved in Persian ghazals. Also, the sound of Lori's poetry's music, which is derived from failures and hardships of love and non-love, is more mournful and sad, and it yearns for a return to the happy times of the past. In this literary essay, the image of the beloved is examined in the form of descriptions of external features (eyes, eyebrows, height, lips, face) and behavioral features (turning away and turning away, cruelty and tyranny, cuteness and charisma, gestures and pointing) along with the metaphorical titles of the beloved, berno, shelal, shkal, karah shekal, as well as the obstacles to the lover's :union: (natural and unnatural obstacles). 
Keywords: Nomadic ecosystem, Simay Yar, local songs, obstacles to communication, Kohgiluyeh and Boyer Ahmad
     
Article Type: پژوهشی اصیل | Subject: Languages ​​and Dialects Public
Received: 2025/01/12 | Accepted: 2025/07/8
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