form and structure of allegories in parvin etesami's collection

as the form and appearance of a literature work inevitably affect thestructure and shape ofthatwork, theyplay animportant role in its permanence.in this study, factors and elementsaffecting the cohesion, coherence, form and structure of allegories and debates in parvin'scollection were analyzed using a systematic method. the results of the study can becategorizedin four groups. first, in parvin's debates, since different parts of her poems aredialogically interconnected, the cohesion and coherence in her worksisquite evident. second,parvin's narration in allegories and debates has resulted in a reciprocal relationship betweendifferent parts so that an organic and coherent structure emerges.third, the creative use ofrhythms appropriate to the content of herallegories has resulted in thatthe coherence and thereciprocal relationship between different parts of her allegories would be maintained.fourth,by using powerful and well-organized imagery along with the organization of linguisticelements (sounds, words and syntactic structures) in her poetry, parvin could create acoherent structure as well as an everlasting image of her works in the reader's mind.