A Study of the Linguistic and Literary Stylistics of Farokhi Sistani

Farrokhi Sistani is one of the prominent and capable poets of Khorasani style and one of the great composers of Persian literature, whose poems have long been known for their easy and restrained character. His divan includes ode, preference, piece, lyric and quatrain, of which ninety-two percent are owed. This article examines the stylistics of the poet's divan at both linguistic and literary levels. The main purpose of this article was to study and explain the characteristics of Farokhi poems at two levels.

This research was conducted in a descriptive-analytical manner.

Farrokhi Sistani's poems have been composed in ten different seas of prosody and five percent of the rhymes of his poems are current rhymes and there are fourteen verses of Morddaf in his divan. Also, the use of novel word arrays, especially various types of puns, ancient Persian verbs and words, Arabic words and phrases, and composition are among Farrokhi's linguistic features.

At the literary level, the poet has widely used various similes in his poems, most of which are sensory to sensory similes. After that, Farokhi was considered as a type of metaphor, and after that, irony and permission were in the center of the poet's attention, respectively. A variety of innovative spiritual industries have also been used in Farrokhi's speech, with the highest frequency being the array of contradictions and the lowest being the array of guarantees.