اليمن في شعر امرئ القيس

يهدف هذا المقال إلى بيان مدى اتصال امرئ يقيس باليمن من خلال شعره، هل كان لليمن حضور بارز في شعره؟ وما أبرز مظاهر ذلك الحضور. امرؤ القيس يمني كندي، هاجر أجداده إلى شمال الجزيرة، وأسسوا مملكتهم هناك، لكنه ظل مرتبطًا بأصوله؛ فزار اليمن أكثر من مرة، وحضر اليمن في شعره إنسانًا ومكانًا وأشياء. وكان اليمنيون يعرفونه ويحفظون شعره قبل الإسلام. يؤكد امرؤ القيس على يمنيته هذه في شعره، فقد تغنى بملوك حِمْيَر، وحِمْيَر ذاتها، وتغنى ببطون كهلان وقبائل اليمن وأعرابها، وذكر مرابع آبائه ومراتع صباه في حضرموت في سياق الشوق والحنين، وذكر وديانًا وحصونًا ومدنًا ومخاليفَ يمنيةً قديمةً. ويمتد هذا الحضور اليمني في شعره إلى الأشياء اليمنية، أو المنسوبة إلى اليمن، فيذكر عددًا منها. الكلمات المفتاحية: امرؤ القيس، الشعر، اليمن. Summary: This article aims to show the extent of a person’s connection to Yemen through his poetry. Did Yemen have a prominent presence in his poetry? What is the most prominent manifestation of that presence? Imru' al-Qais is a Yemeni-Canadian. His ancestors migrated to the north of the island and established their kingdom there, but he remained connected to his origins. He visited Yemen more than once, and Yemen was present in his poetry as a person, a place, and things. The Yemenis knew him and memorized his poetry before Islam. Imru' al-Qais emphasizes this Yemeniness of his in his poetry. He sang about the kings of Himyar, and about Himyar itself, and he sang about the bellies of Kahlan and the tribes of Yemen and its Bedouins. He mentioned the pastures of his fathers and the pastures of his youth in Hadhramaut in the context of longing and nostalgia, and he mentioned ancient Yemeni valleys, fortresses, cities, and outposts. This Yemeni presence in his poetry extends to Yemeni things, or those attributed to Yemen, and he mentions a number of them. Keywords: Imru' al-Qais, poetry, Yemen. .