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Spatial setting is significant in poetic text, for it constitutes an obvious semantic epicentre. This paper attempts to trace the spatial setting in the poetry of Habib Al Zyoudi, under its actual nomenclature, in order to get through to its symbolic and aesthetic characteristics within the personal experience of the poet. This has also led to abundance of such characteristics in his poetry, particularly in the Jordanian and Palestinian settings, thus leading to a phenomenon worthy of study and research. This would be to explore the impact of this element in the structure of poetry of Habib, whether semantically or aesthetically. The research has followed the descriptive analytical approach and concluded that the setting of place in Habib Al Zyoudi poetry is eminent. This setting (place) phenomenon occurs through description in some instances and as a tool or artistic medium in others. Thus, looking into such phenomenon is imperative in order to reveal his perception and creative capabilities. This is what the paper aims to explore in theory and application. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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