A Comparative Study of Animal Imagery in the Children's and Young Adult Poetry of Ted Hughes and Abbas Yamini-Sharif

This is an academic article examining children's and young adult poetry by two poets, Ted Hughes and Abbas Yamini-Sharif. The article focuses on similarities between the two poets in their use of nature-based themes, particularly the use of animal characters in their work. The research is divided into two parts, though the source text is incomplete beyond this point. The article situates children's poetry within the broader field of humanities scholarship and suggests that such comparative study can guide poets working in this genre and contribute to its qualitative development.