THE DEPICTION OF INNER EMOTIONS IN MODERN UZBEK POETRY

This article provides an in-depth analysis of the depiction of inner emotions in modern Uzbek poetry within literary, cultural, and psychological frameworks. It explores how contemporary poets articulate complex emotional states such as loneliness, love, existential anxiety, spiritual conflict, and self-awareness. The research examines the transformation from classical poetic traditions to modern expressive forms, where individual perception and subjective experience become central. Special emphasis is placed on the use of symbolism, metaphor, and free verse in conveying emotional depth. The article argues that modern Uzbek poetry functions as both an artistic and psychological medium, reflecting the evolving nature of human consciousness in a rapidly changing world.