Foundations of Forugh Farrokhzad's approach towards morality based on retrieving identity and loving

Many critics believe that early poetry anthologies of Forough Farrokhzad (1935-1967) indicate the emergence of a poet breaking down traditions in expressing explicit and frank female emotions. Traditional morality could not bear this trilogy; criticism and protests of the traditional society of the time prove the lack of acceptance towards this divergence and candor. What Forough Farrokhzad expressed in this trilogy was a requisite to her feminine search for identity and love. Rebirth and Let Us Believe in the Beginning of the cold Season proved her search for identity and love connected with regard ti her femininity clearly. In this paper these two components are discussed and investigated as two modern moral categories in her poems. Morality under the influence of modernism is finding an illustrious status in Forough`s poetry especially in her latter two anthologies. It is argued that Forough`s poems are content oriented and has a special tendency towards morality, especially morality that is changed deeply coming face to face with modernism. In Forough`s poetry we face three entangled kinds of identity: Human identity, Feminine identity and individual identity.