An Analysis of the Poem Music of Rezvani Shirazi’s Divan

The objective of this study was to examine the poetic music of Rezvani Shirazi's Poem Divan. The descriptive and analytical research method was used, along with library resources. According to the obtained results of this study, the highest frequency of poem meter is related to Ramel and its Zahafs, which comprise around 42% of Rezvani's divan and demonstrate the poet's interest in this poetic meter. Furthermore, 22% of his ghazals and odes were written in Mojtass, 18% in Mozre, 14% in Hazaj, 4% in Rajaz, 4% in Monsareh, 3% in Moqzab, 1% in Basit, and finally 1% were written in Motaghareb meters. Examining Rezvani's poem meter reveals that Bahr Ramel is the most frequently used meter in his poetry, followed by Bahr Mojtass. In terms of applying poem meter rules to Rezvani's poetry, there are indicators of syncope and anomalies, as well as excessive taskin, which have been confined to the traditional usage of longer syllables and certain modifications in word pronunciation due to the necessity of poem meter or rhyme.