The Portrayal of Autumn in Classical Poetry
Abstract
This article examines the portrayal of autumn in Uzbek classical poetry. It analyzes the artistic interpretation of autumn, its figurative devices, and symbols in classical poetry. The symbolic meanings of autumn in literary traditions are highlighted, particularly the artistic images associated with the fading of life, allusions to the end of human existence, and scenes of grief and separation. Additionally, it is demonstrated that in the works of classical poets, autumn is depicted not only as a source of sorrow but also as a means of philosophical contemplation, perception of reality, and understanding divine wisdom. The study analyzes examples from the works of poets such as Alisher Navoi, Babur, and Ogahiyy, exploring the poetic features of autumn imagery.