STRUCTURAL FEATURES IN MODERN PERSIAN-DARI POETRY
Poetry reflects various aspects of the poet's life and society. Modern poets in Persian-Dari literature, using the ancient traditions of classical literature, have tried to find new methods for composing new poems. The author of the article, along with the study of the problem of the new verse, especially the use of form, rhythm, rhyme, discusses the fact that the new verse does not necessarily use rhyme and rediff. Although these features in classical literature are mandatory. The new Persian poetry is such poetry that it must have a new content. Based on this, it is called the new verse. A new verse is composed where it should not be dependent on the versified forms of classical poetry. The New Verse can be divided into three groups: 1. Poems in imitation of the Iranian poet Nimo Yushidj: these poems have a rhythm, but the rhyme places are not specific. 2. White verse: although it has musicality, it has no rhythm and the place of rhyme is not defined. 3. New wave: neither rhyme nor rhythm has, and it can be distinguished from prose only in imagination or fantasy.