Review of the feature in "Poetry for War" by Qaisar Aminpour

In this essay, we examine the playful features of Qaisar Aminpour's poem for war. The
poet in his poem illustrates the social conditions of the city of Dezful in the war. The
use of symbols and displays such as tulle flowers, red alarms, stars, night and death
are the features that can be used for a dramatic effect. The role of mother in the eightyear- old Iran-Iraq war, as well as night-time childhood nightmares, can interfere with a progressive inner struggle in a man's conflict and create an enduring dramatic effect on children. By describing these capabilities in the poetry of war, the writers provide backgrounds for the people and the Taliban to display and literature with the worries of children during the war. The method of this research is descriptive-analytic and the method of data collection is library.