This research studies a new method of analogy that AI-Hazly had used in his poetry, the circular imagery. It also studies the effect of this method and its role in communicating the minute details of meaning with the listener and acknowledges AI-Hazl
y's skill in composing this method, to communicate with the reader the poet's sensations and life experience.
In this paper, we develop spline collocation technique for the numerical solution of
general twelfth-order linear boundary value problems (BVPs). This technique based on
polynomial splines from order sixteenth as well as five collocation points at
every
subinterval of BVPs. The method developed not only approximates the solution of BVP,
but its higher order derivatives as well. We show that the spline collocation method is
existent and unique when it is applied into a test problem. Also, its global truncation error
is estimated. Moreover, the purposed spline method when applied to test problems will be
consistent and convergent from sixteenth order. Three numerical examples are given to
illustrate the applicability and efficiency of the new method. Comparisons of our results
with some other methods show that our method is very effective and successful.
