Displacement of Substitution in The Poetry of Yousuf III the King of Granada (D.820 AH)

Displacement is one of stylistic terms and concepts, which appeared with modern poetry, especially in poetry, because poetic Language is popular with scholars and thinkers, and ancient Arab studies have paid attention to this phenomenon, but it has been expressed in other terms, such as counting, turning, violating, and paradoxical, poetic necessity and other terms,(some may think that displacement affects only expressions and structures but rather transcends them to images, ideas, meanings, vocalization, and even at the level of Letters), it is a departure from the usual and usual to formulate new meanings on other meanings that fit the poetic text, which is Also an Aesthetic addition, through which the creator transmits his emotional experience to the recipient end works to influence him, because the displacement from his departure from the ordinary achieves aesthetic and expressive value.