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Human problems from various aspects of life such as freedom in behaving, choosing, and voicing aspirations tend to experience limitations that are not because of the rules that curb themselves both in writing and oral. The purpose of this study first, describe the structure of Remy Sylado's mbeling poem. Secondly, knowing the human problems in Remy Sylado's mbeling poem. This research method that is qualitative descriptive. Data and data sources is a collection of Remy Sylado mbeling poems published by KPG (Kepustakaan Populer Gramedia) in 2004. Data collection techniques use recording on paper data. Data analysis used the theory of strata norm analysis of Ingarden. The results of this study first found that Remy Sylado's mbeling poem contained anonymity and alliteration, climactic majesty, irony majesty, and parable exhortations tend to exist in Remy Sylado's mbeling work, vision imagery, motion imagery, auditory images appearing in mbeling poems. Second, human problems from the social, humanitarian, and freedom of expression are attached to the mbeling poem. This problem is dominated by the desire to provide changes to the symptoms that are considered harmful and not create new innovations. The well-established elements that arise because of the rules in writing and the confidence that exist in a person triggers a conflict that occurs directly or indirectly.

Human Problems in Remy Sylado Mbeling Poetry: the Analysis of Norm Srata by Ingarden