Abstract
By proper noun we mean the locality whose significance suggest represents a historically known space. This kind of nouns is very frequent in poetry. Though it gained much heed by critics. The constructivist role of the proper noun in its interaction with the poem parts is still luring for further scrutiny. Thus we dedicate this paper to explore its constructivist processing through samples of the Omayyad tripartite.
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