Examining and comparing the reflection of existential views in Shamlou and Sohrab's poetry

Among philosophical schools of thought, the philosophy of existentialism is undoubtedly one of the most influential schools that left a deep impact on the opinions of people such as Hedayat, Al-Ahmed, Freud, etc. Ahmad Shamlou and Sohrab Sepehri were among those who were influenced by this thought in part of their literary creation. Shalom's influence on the philosophy of existentialism can be seen in the following ways: In the philosophical field - the content that includes more of Sartre's thoughts, in the political field, Camus's thoughts are the focus of his attention. And in the literary field, due to the closeness of Sartre and Camus' opinions to each other, it includes, if not influences, but agrees with their opinions.Sohrab Sepehari was not a poet with existentialist thoughts in today's real sense, but the ontological system can be found in his works, especially throughout the "Sound of Footsteps" poem. And his thinking in this system has an ontological aspect, Sohrab's revelatory beliefs have made the foundation of his system in two capabilities, that is, the external level, which is the description of nature and its elements and the inner and latent level which is the expression of the philosophical and epistemological concepts of the elements will appear.In this research, the author by comparing philosophical poems by Shamlou and Sohrab, he came to the conclusion that the contents of existentialist philosophy are strongly and weakly The poetry of these two poets can be seen.