According to the theory of nostalgia, stay away from the promised

This article is a study of the court of "Nostalgia away from the" promised "in the poetry of the poets of the Islamic Revolution." Undoubtedly, the issue of "Promised" and "Waiting for Faraj" is one of the most important theological issues in Islam, as if all creation was created to achieve that "golden" and glorious era. This issue has been studied in the forthcoming research in an analytical-descriptive manner, as one of the subconscious behaviors of the individual, in the poem "Poets of the Islamic Revolution". After rooting and defining this word, considering the cultures and taking advantage of the opinions of psychologists, he pointed to the factors that create the grounds for the grief of the homelessness of waiting and the nature of nostalgia for the emergence of "Savior" regarding the emergence of the Promised One. And the memory and how it relates to the "theory of emergence" is discussed. In the individual memoir section, the nostalgia of the grief of waiting for exile is discussed, and in the social nostalgia section, entitled Poets of the Islamic Revolution, and in the collective memoir, the poets' longing for the "Savior's Rise" is mentioned, with poetic evidence.