Abstract
Repetition is one of the most prominent signs of beauty, so this research aims to study the rhythmic beauty that emerges through repetition in the poetry of Hamed Miz’el Al-Rawi, whether the repetition is real or semantic, and at the level. From one letter, one word, and phrase, this repetition is a prominent feature of his poetry and a phenomenon of his internal music, whether in vertical poetry, free poetry, or even prose poems, through it, the poet expresses his innermost self and his feelings, and tries to emphasize ideas that dominate his thought and imagination. Repetition, in addition to being intended to emphasize, is also one of the phenomena of internal music in poetry.
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