The exploration of poetry across cultures reveals profound thematic connections that transcend geographical boundaries. Eastern and Western poetry, despite their distinct cultural contexts, grapple with similar human experiences—love, nature, and mortality—reflecting universal truths about the human condition. This  paper examines these common themes in detail, drawing on specific examples from notable poets in both traditions and incorporating scholarly critiques to enrich the analysis.

love, poet, nature, mortality, emotions, Persian poet

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