The semiotics of linguistic cryptography is one of the new methods that critics and researchers have tried to study and interpret literary texts, especially poetry. "Kazem al-Samawi" is one of the most talented contemporary poets in Iraq, whose signs, codes and myths have the most literary content of his poems. The poem "Hijrah of Orwa Ibn Al-Ward" is one of the prominent poems in which the poet has used a collection of linguistic codes in order to better present his meaning and purpose. This qualitative research, in a descriptive-analytical manner, using manuscripts and libraries, examines this poem to find its most important linguistic codes and express their relationship with the poet's life on the one hand and Its role in the coordination of the ode, on the other hand, is discussed. The results of the research show that the signs of the poet's personality and his personal tendencies are embodied in the codes related to the author of the text and the title and are used to express the poet's goals; As the integrity of the ode has been realized with the help of aesthetic and intertextual codes, among other mysteries, this has added to the literary value of the ode.