Elegy in contemporary poetry; a comparative study

Lamentation" is a type of poetry written in mourning for relatives, friends, kings, ministers, elders of the people, religious scholars and the description of the Imams of the Infallibles (peace be upon them). In the mourning, they express and remember Manaqib, the virtues and virtues of the person in the past, respect his dignity and position, and make his loss appear as a great loss. The laments of contemporary poets are full of empathy and express the empathy of various social classes of properties and the common people in the occurrence of tragic events such as illness, imprisonment, death of religious leaders and the death of loved ones and relatives. The poets try to present poetic themes and images, mention religious beliefs, rituals and social customs and folk beliefs during mourning in order to express their outward and inward feelings and emotions and the people of the time. This article examines the element of "regret and sorrow" and its various aspects in the poems of several Nimai poets - Qaisar Aminpour, Fereydoun Moshiri and Hamid Mossadegh - and with the mention of examples, an analysis is made