This paper examines the fluidity of time in literary works, highlighting how authors manipulate temporal structures to enrich narrative complexity and deepen thematic exploration. By analyzing various texts across genres and periods, the study investigates the interplay between linear and non-linear timelines, the use of flashbacks and foreshadowing, and the impact of narrative perspective on the perception of time. Through close readings of selected works, the research reveals how temporal dynamics shape character development, plot progression, and reader engagement. The paper argues that understanding these temporal structures is essential for a comprehensive interpretation of literary texts, as they reflect broader cultural and philosophical inquiries into the nature of time itself.

The study of the poetics of a particular work is carried out in connection with the artistic concept of the creator. After all, each work is a product of its author's worldview, ideological-aesthetic views, life ideal and creative position. That's why our greats said: "If you read my words, you will understand me." In particular, in "Nazm ul-Javahir" Alisher Navoi's opinions about the world and man found their poetic expression in harmony with Hazrat Ali's thinking. It reflects the deep thinking and spiritual world of the genius of words.