The Equivoque of Congeries in Khaghani's odes

One of the most important literary devices which creates ambiguities in discourse and deter the intended meaning is the equivoque of congeries. This literary device, which was viewed by earlier poets as ambiguity rather than the equivoque of congeries, was more prominent in Khaghani’s poetry so that it became a unique style in his poetic composition, further leading to Khaghani’s intricate style. Khaaghani is one of the very few poets who has been able to decorate the essence of his poetry via this strategy and to make use of it knowingly to make his poetry abstruse. In order to achieve this goal, he has devised innovations unnoticed by rhetoricians. Sometimes by utilizing this kind of multiplicity in meaning, he obscures the reader's direct grasp of his poem's meanings. This article attempts to study the ambiguity of equivoque of congeries in khaghani’s odes; it also reviews the ideas of literary scholars on the concerned issue