Discourse is the oldest means utilized by humans for communicating with others,
whether through hand gestures, facial expressions, or speech. It acts as a bridge
connecting individuals, enabling them to exchange ideas, emotions, and
information. In ancient times, the means of discourse were simple, relying on
primitive signals and symbols. However, with the development of language and
culture, discourse has become more complex and diverse. In the modern era, it has
held significant importance as a means of exploring poetry from a deeper
perspective, broadening our understanding of the art of poetry and its impact on
individuals and society, and playing a crucial role in the development and
comprehension of poetry. Discourse allows poets to express their views on the
poetic process, the role of the poet, and the relationship between the text and the
audience