The Islamic Revolution, like any other major event, brought about changes in the cultural and political atmosphere of Iranian society. In this way, children's and youth literature was also affected, like other phenomena. The poetry of the Islamic Revolution, whether in the early years of the revolution, during the eight years of the Sacred Defense, or after that, has undergone a growing trend and has produced successful and lasting works. Among the literary genres, children's and youth poets have paid more attention to lyrical, educational, and epic literature. Therefore, the role of emotional themes such as: mother, father, teacher, etc. is abundant in children's and youth poetry. The most important topics of children's and youth poetry after the revolution include moral, social, scientific, and cultural issues, and sustainability. During the years of the Sacred Defense, poetry was an effective weapon on the scene, praising and recording enthusiasm and resistance.
In this essay, by analyzing the most important examples of children's and adolescent poetry after the revolution, and drawing on research and criticism, we examine various social themes and themes, as well as their moral and educational issues.