Bāng dar Bāng: Persiska (Farsi) 1393

The contemporary poetry of Iran, which started two decades ago after the constitutional revolution and continues until now, is one of the rich periods of Persian poetry, which has traveled a winding path in the form of different poetic currents, compared to several centuries before that. . Undoubtedly, a part of the developments of contemporary poetry took place in the post-Islamic revolution period, and despite the special social, economic and political conditions of Iran in the last three decades, it continued to exist as a continuation of pre-revolution literary trends and emerging trends with many ups and downs. have given. In this research, all the active poetic currents of this era have been examined with a partial view of the poetry of their prominent poets only according to two criteria of "mental patterns" and "aesthetic patterns".