Semantic deviations by taking a new look at the diagnostic industry in the poems of Muhammad Maghout

The field of meaning is one of the most flexible levels in language, and this is why it transforms more than its other levels. The poems of the Syrian social poet, Muhammad al-Maghout, are collected in three poetry books: “Sadness in the moonlight”, “A room with millions of walls” and “Joy is not my profession.” And you see all kinds of moral violations. One of these violations is indicative, which includes: simile, personification, personification, metaphor, and ... the art or making of the diagnosis was studied as a model for the types of semantic violations appropriate in the works of this contemporary poet and also “we tried to examine the use of a precise definition and Diagnosis in a literary text.There are two general sections, one of the two in terms of the semantics of any words and expressions in which the personification or embodiment is placed and that it falls into any group and the second section is the grammatical position of these words that is, that they use a compound "or as a sentence or a phrase." Each chapter is given an example from his poetry book.