The literary structuralist approach is a text analysis method that reached its peak in the 1960s, and its origins can be found in structuralist linguistics. The issue of contrasts is one of the most valuable topics for the structuralist approach, which can be considered to be rooted in human historical and cultural thoughts and ideas. Today, dual contrasts have gained a special place in the world's literary theories and schools. By examining dual contrasts, a better understanding and appreciation of literary texts can be achieved. On the other hand, Mehdi Akhavan Sales is a poet who has shaped poetic and narrative images and spaces in many of his poems by utilizing dual spaces and mutual contrasts. These contrasts, which are rooted in literary traditions and philosophical ideas, have been recreated in Akhavan's poetry in a new and innovative way. By breaking the common frameworks of dualistic oppositions, Akhavan creates a space of intertextuality and blurs the boundaries between tradition and innovation. The results of the study show that Akhavan has been able to implement one of Nima's most important recommendations for modern poetry (the use of argot and archaism) in this poem by using dualistic oppositions.