This study, titled “The Aesthetics of the Poetic Image and Musical Structure in the Collection, Wild Horses” by Jamal Assadi, examines the unique use of poetic imagery and its prominent aesthetic manifestations in his poetry. The aim is to explore Assadi's poetic craft and his skillful employment of language and imagery across multiple levels, reflecting both his human experiences and creative vision. Additionally, the study examines the effects of these elements on readers, emphasizing the role of phonetic and linguistic structures as foundational to the musical framework of his poetry, while also enhancing the poetic image and its functions within his work. The research highlights Assadi's ability to merge traditional and modern poetic forms, creating a distinctive voice within contemporary Arabic literature. Further, it reveals the artistic, linguistic, and semantic system that characterizes his poetic expression and artistic journey.