The natural space, in its poetic functional dimension, is worthy of moving within objective visions dependent on the text's elements, whether apparent or inspired by narrative structures. The event is linked to the space in its containment and documentation as a poetic signifier, and is based on psychological integration and emotional identification with it. The vision it conveys emerges from the context of the experience; a sense that captures the aesthetics of the space and its actors with poetic images that it brings together within a comprehensive context. This sense of spatial vision gives the experience its essence, granting it the potential for influence and precise description. Signifiers secured by the formation of the natural space are identified by the research in (Praise, Women, and Longing) in accordance with reading perspectives that stem from the text and its linguistic and non-linguistic contexts, in which the natural space is a dominant poetic signifier and a governing focus of the vision and its objective dimension..