Qudsi’s poem is a prominent example of Indian style which represents most of the properties of this style. Though some features such as compounding, paradoxical pictures, personification, numerical associations, etc. are not very frequent in his poem, conceptualization, and equation system, the two major bases of Indian style, are seen so much in his work. This has made his poem the outstanding example of this style. Illustrations network (motive) is another property of Indian style in his poem. Motive is the center of picture and association network in poem. Candle and butterfly are two examples based on which the poet does conceptualization and imagery. The present article attempts to study motive and illustration according to three motives-bubble, candle, and bud in his poem regarding Indian style specifications to know the poetic art of this great poet.
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