ERKIN VOHIDOV SHE’RIYATIDA TO‘RT UNSUR ( SUV, OLOV, TUPROQ, HAVO) OBRAZLARI IFODASI

Kirish: ushbu maqolada Erkin Vohidov she‘riyatida to‘rt unsur ( suv, olov, tuproq, havo) obrazlari ifodasi, uning oʼzbek sheʼriyatidagi talqini xususida fikr yuritilgan. Maqolada shoirning she’rlaridagi ushbu obrazlar tahlilga tortilgan. Shuningdek, ushbu obrazlarning talqinlariga oid fikrlar keltirilgan Maqsad: Vohidov she’riyatida suv, olov, yer va havo obrazlarining badiiy ifodasini tahlil qilish hamda ularning mifologik va ramziy talqinlarini o‘zbek adabiy an’anasi kontekstida ko‘rsatish. Materiallar va metodlar: adabiy tahlil, mifologik qiyoslash va interpretativ sintez metodlari qo‘llanildi. Erkin Vohidovning ayrim she’rlari tanlab olinib, undagi unsuriy obrazlarning poetik ma’noni shakllantirishdagi vazifasi o‘rganildi. Natijalar va muhokama: suv poklik, yangilanish va hayot davomiyligini; olov ehtiros, kurash va o‘zgarishni; yer barqarorlik, vatan va madaniy ildizlarni; havo esa ozodlik, ruhiyat va yuksalishni ifodalaydi. Vohidovning badiiy talqinida bu obrazlar mifologik arxetiplar bilan milliy poetik an’analar uyg‘unlashganini ko‘rsatadi. Xulosa: Erkin Vohidov she’riyatidagi to‘rt unsur obrazlari o‘zbek adabiyotini boyitib, umuminsoniy mifologik ramzlarni milliy qadriyatlar bilan bog‘laydi. ularning talqini poetik tafakkurning chuqurligini va zamonaviy adabiy jarayonda arxetiplarning dolzarbligini ochib beradi.

Introduction: this article discusses the expression of the images of the four elements (water, fire, earth, air) in the poetry of Erkin Vohidov and their interpretation in Uzbek poetry. The article analyzes these images in the poet's poems. It also presents thoughts on the interpretations of these images. Purpose: to analyze the artistic expression of water, fire, earth, and air in Vohidov’s poetry, and to explore their symbolic and mythological interpretations within the broader context of Uzbek literary tradition. Materials and Methods: the study applies literary analysis, mythological comparison, and interpretative synthesis. selected poems of Erkin Vohidov are examined to identify the functions of elemental imagery in shaping poetic meaning. Results and Discussion: findings show that water often symbolizes purity, renewal, and continuity of life; fire represents passion, struggle, and transformation; earth embodies stability, homeland, and cultural roots; air conveys freedom, spirituality, and transcendence. Vohidov’s use of these images demonstrates the integration of mythological archetypes with national poetic traditions. Conclusion: the imagery of the four elements in Erkin Vohidov’s poetry enriches Uzbek literature by linking universal mythological symbols with local cultural values. their interpretation reveals the depth of poetic thought and the enduring relevance of elemental archetypes in modern literary expression.