This research aims to determine the significant role of allegation example literary term in the beauty of poem. For this purpose, the research is carried out as a library-based research, which involves the step-by-step process used to gather information from different relevant literary books. The findings show that this literary term is completed based on the simile which is generally a compound simile. The poet makes a claim in monostich (a single verse) of his poem and in another monostich, he presents an accepted fact as an argument for the stability of his claim. It is not necessary that the claim be in the first half of the verse, the argument may come in the first half of the verse and then the claim may be made. The findings also revealed that this literary term, in addition to beautifying the poem and increasing the chances of acceptance, helps the poet to prove an impossible thing through artistic reasoning. The findings perhaps help the poets regarding their claim how to prove an impossible thing; and the poet make a possible claim to the point of one hundred percent agreement on artistic reasoning

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