Abstract

This paper reimagines astrology as a symbolic language that connects emotional experience with ethical reflection through poetic form. Moving beyond predictive or mystical interpretations, the study positions planetary archetypes, especially Saturn, as metaphors for grief, karmic continuity, and moral reckoning. Through close analysis of three original poems, the research integrates depth psychology, existential philosophy, and poetic theory to explore how symbolic motifs such as the forest, stars, and hound enact emotional transformation. Drawing on Jung’s archetypes, Heidegger’s concept of finitude, and Octavio Paz’s poetics of silence, the study demonstrates how poetry can serve as a vessel for experiential philosophy. A conceptual diagram visually maps the trilogy’s emotional arc and reinforces Saturn’s role as a cosmic judge and guardian of ethical clarity. The findings affirm that astrology, when approached as a contemplative and interdisciplinary framework, can enrich academic discourse and offer deeper insight into symbolic healing, moral awareness, and metaphysical understanding.