A Study and Analysis of Complete Phonetic Repetition (as a Component of Lexical Parallelism) in the Poetic Structure of Naser Keshavarז---A Study and Analysis of Complete Phonetic Repetition (as a Component of Lexical Balance) in the Poetic Structure of Naser Keshavarz

This is a scholarly article that examines the poetry of Naser Keshavarz through a structuralist lens, focusing specifically on phonetic repetition. Structuralists hold that poetry is grounded in structure, understood as the interrelationship of a text's constituent elements across phonological, lexical, and syntactic levels. The article takes a descriptive-analytical approach, drawing on library resources, to study how complete phonetic repetition operates in Keshavarz's verse, which is written for children. The study demonstrates that structuralist methods can be applied productively to children's poetry as a literary form.