The Role of Talmeh in Poems of the Noma Genre

This article discusses the role and poetic-aesthetic functions of the art of talmeh in classical Eastern poetry, particularly in works created in the noma genre. Talmeh has been analyzed as a type of spiritual art that allows a poet to reveal a broad semantic layer through a brief reference to a historical event, legend, legend, religious narrative, a famous person, a literary hero, or a specific cultural image. Examples were taken from several letters and analyzed. The talmeh art presented in these excerpts highlights the poet's role in the ideological and artistic goal and analyzes the similarities between the image of the hero praised and the individuals cited as examples.