In contrast to every other, we find (the self), as there is no self without another, and vice versa. Rather, the self finds itself through the end of it, for it knows itself and feels it through the other; So the saying becomes: the self influences the other in terms of social interaction and psychological formation.The experience of the poet Ibn Khafaqa came to the end of it in the context of the lover or the beloved, and what we have seen in his texts is that the end of it (the lover), which he described in a rigid and static theme unfamiliar with life, contradicts himself, relatively, full of movement, life and continuity, as this descriptive synthesis reached and prevailed over the atmosphere of his texts. As if his verses are a dynamic cycle between stillness and movement and between the countdown and ascending of the movements and stillness of his lover, and accordingly the same poet began to promote repressed data as part of showing his desired end, and he kept searching for tha.....

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