Principles of sustainability literature on two different fronts against dictatorship Relying on the poems of Abdullah Pashiv and Qaisar Aminpour

Sustainability literature in Iraq and Iran have some similarities and harmonies. In Iraq, the Ba'athist regime launched an unequal war and takeover against the Kurds, resulting in countless destructions. A house-burning war against Iran also burst into flames, which led to many problems. In the meantime, poets in the field of sustainability played a significant role in representing and defending the national unity, homeland and human heritages. In Kurdistan of Iraq, Abdullah Pashiv and in Iran, Qaisar Aminpour, played significant roles in these issues, and both fought on two different fronts against a dictatorship and the regime with the poetry weapon. This article has examined the characteristics of sustainability in the poetry of these two poets in an analytical-descriptive way. Defending the homeland, human dignity, hope for the future, describing battle scenes and problems and sufferings caused by war, praising martyrs and troupers and warriors are among the themes have presented in the poetry of these two poets.