Revolutionary approach and protest In the poems of Yahya Al-Samawi and Marouf Al-Rasafi

Yahya Al-Samawi and Marouf Al-Rasafi in (1875-1945) are contemporary Iraqi poets that in thir poems Controversy with Internal violence In all political sectors, social, Cultural and economic, And stand against and they want anti-freedom currents and the situation in Iraqi society they had played an important role in their poetry. Samawi and Rasafi, in revolutionary poems,are looking for a language to talk to all the people of the world and they are expressing the sufferings of humanity. Revolutionary culture is protesting and criticizing poetry that expresses social pains and sufferings. And it is a court to gudge and condemn the destructions, the revelations, the Anti-oppressions. In this article, an attempt is made to examine the revolutionary effects and their reflection in the poems of these two Iraqi poets in a descriptive and analytical way. The present study answers the fundamental question of which aspect of the revolution has been considered in the poems of Samawi and Rasafi, and which aspect of the struggle has emphasized? According to research, Rassafi and Samawi have paid special attention to the concept of revolution in order to achieve lofty ideals. And in order to achieve justice, freedom, equality, they have demanded its implementation in society and they wanted to make people aware by shouting protests and criticizing the kings of the time to fight against the injustice, oppression and hypocrisy in the society and to lead the society towards social justice.