PUISI ”BATAS” DAN “TIDAK ADA NEW YORK HARI INI” KARYA M. AAN MANSYUR: KAJIAN STRUKTUR DAN STILISTIKA

Abstract

This study uses a formal object in the form of diction analysis and language style in two poems contained in the collection of poetry No New York Today by M. Aan Mansyur with a stylistic perspective. The material object is in the form of two poems in the collection of poems entitled "Tidak Ada New York Hari Ini" and "Batas". The method used is the method of reading refer to the techniques of library data collection, data analysis and presentation of descriptive data analysis. The theory in this writing uses the structural theory of Roman Ingarden to study the structure of poetry and stylistic theory to study diction and language style. The results of the structural analysis of the poem "Tidak Ada New York Hari Ini" and "Batas" by M. Aan Mansyur provide knowledge of all the elements (phenomena) in the poem. The poem "Tidak Ada New York Hari Ini" and "Batas" have the same vocal dominance namely a, u, and i which describe the firmness and sadness found in the poem. The poem "Tidak Ada New York Hari Ini" has consonants t, d, and k that support the description of firmness and sadness along with the vocal dominance contained in the poem. "Boundary" poetry has consonant dominance –ng and s. Poems "Tidak Ada New York Hari Ini" and "Batas" have similar meanings about love and sadness The results of the diction analysis and the style of poetry "Tidak Ada New York Hari Ini" uses a lot of diction with connotative meaning. "Batas" poetry uses more diction with denotative meaning. In the poem "Tidak Ada New York Hari Ini" the style of language that is most often used is the style of language that is indirect in meaning. In the poem "Batas" the style of language uses more style of language indirect meaning of meaning. M. Aan Mansyur gives meaning in these poems by using commonly used languages and using depictions of sadness that he fully understood with New York City. Keywords: Poetry, structural, stylistic, diction, language style.