THE POEM "THANK YOU"
DOI:
https://doi.org/10.5281/Keywords:
Muhammad Ismoil, “Thank You” poem, linguopoetics, psycholinguistics, independence, national pride, national identity, global recognition, poetic image, metaphor, hyperbole, personification, repetition, rhyme, emotional expressiveness.Abstract
This article analyzes Muhammad Ismoil’s poem “Thank You” from linguopoetic and psycholinguistic perspectives. The study focuses on the poem’s central ideas of independence, national pride, patriotism, the potential of Uzbek youth, and their achievements on the international stage. Geographical names such as Vienna, Mexico, Delhi, and Paris are interpreted as symbolic representations of international recognition and the success of Uzbeks on the global stage. The role of lexical units such as “football,” “poetry,” “album,” and “chess” in shaping the semantic field of the poem is also examined.
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