RELIGIUSITAS DALAM PUISI “KEPADA UANG”, “BAJU BULAN’, DAN “DOA SEORANG PESOLEK” KARYA JOKO PINURBO (SEBUAH KAJIAN SRUKTURAL SEMIOTIKA)

Abstract

Religiusitas Dalam Puisi “Kepada Uang”, “Baju Bulan’, Dan “Doa Seorang Pesolek” Karya Joko Pinurbo (Sebuah Kajian Sruktural Semiotika). This thesis research aims to express the structure of poetry and the meaning of religiosity contained in Joko Pinurbo's poetry in the poetry anthology Happy Performing Poetry Worship. The material object is in the form of three pieces of Joko Pinurbo poems entitled "Moon Clothes", "To The Money", and "Prayer of a Dandy" while the formal object is an analysis of aspects of religiosity with semiotics studies. The research method used is library study. This method requires the science of assistance by involving the structural theory of Roman Norma Ingarden to study the structure of poetry and semiotics theory to study the personification of God in the aspect of poetry religiosity. The results of strata norma Roman Ingarden's analysis poems "Moon Clothes", "To Money", and "Prayer of a Dandy" produce a euphonic sound because it is dominated by vocal phonemes. The poem "Moon Clothes" has the meaning of the limitations of a little girl to celebrate Eid. The poem "To the Money" means the fear of an elderly candidate to face his old age. The poem "Prayer of a Dandy" has the meaning of a woman's dissatisfaction in living life. While the results of the analysis of aspects of poetry religiosity obtained through the form of personification of God from the poems "Clothes of the Moon", "To the Money", and "Prayer of a Dandy" by Joko Pinurbo provide a new color to involve inanimate objects as if they were God. The religiosity of the poem "Moon Suit" means that God is a Moon that always emits its light and can grant the prayers of His people. The religiosity of the poem "To Money" means that money can grant all human desires. "Prayer of a Dandy" has the meaning that makeup tools can change human destiny and physique.The moon, money, and makeup tools are inanimate objects that seem to be given life by Joko Pinurbo to carve stories in his three poems. Joko Pinurbo as the author gives a shadow of the lowness of a human being when he wants to ask for something. He also played a word so beautiful that the three poems could give birth to new interpretations for the author. Keyword: Poetry, structural, semiotics, riffattere, religiosity.