Explicit and implicit spatial myths in the poetry of Apollinaire and Sepanlou based on Gilbert Duran's methodology

The discovery of a huge list of explicit spatial myths in the poetry of Apollinaire and Sepanlou shows that both poets are well aware of the social, cultural, literary and traditional geography of different nations. And they will rebuild the poetic space consciously to establish interaction between human environment and literature. Despite this, we are witnessing the quasi-mythical elements that are hidden behind the actions, thoughts, words, characters and spaces in addition to the explicit myths in their lyrics. In the present article, we examine the multilayer of myth deposition in space-time and space rebuilding that can be done via these two poets relying on the layers of myth between two myths evident between two poets. In addition, actions, spaces and literary figures are considered (with iterative similarities with their mythical counterparts) in order to explore the unconsciousness of author and introduction of passions and desires of both poets on the methodology Gilbert Duran on the fictional structures of relied on. An attendance which makes it clear the implicit myths at the poets and highlighted the relationship between subject and space and it also depicts the similarities between both poets.