Reflection of lyrical subjectivity in the norm and the sonnet of Houshang Ebtehaj

Hooshang Ebtehaj (H.E .Saye), a contemporary poet and modern poet, has brought a new and special manifestation of Ghanaian poetry. In both Nimayi poetry and Ghazal, he is indebted to the lyrical attitudes and language of his predecessors, and has been influenced in various ways by the rich mentality prevalent in Persian poetry, as well as by renowned Ghazal poetry. Anyway, Ebtehaj's approach has monopolistic features that distinguish it from other traditionalist sonnets. In this essay, several aspects of the poetry of Ghazal are studied and the quality and aspects of this poet's influence on the tradition of Persian poetry, as well as how he deals with some of the foundations and components of lyric poetry, are analyzed and Explain. In this regard, Ebtajaj's dual approach, which is sometimes traditional and sometimes unusual and exclusive, deals with such topics as rich mentality, romantic attitude, love tradition, beloved beauty, beloved lust and fascination with love. Has been studied and the role of these categories in the development of lyrical and thematic-creativity and the aesthetic richness of ebtehaj's poems, both solely in love with his sonnets and with symbols of social and philosophical prestige, has been described.