Background
The debate over the moral and legal points is often more or less noted by poets and literati; there for the poet is not just to state the expression of beauty; poets consider the facts and the acts of society and then began to write their poems. Moral, social and legal issues in the contemporary age are the key concepts, which have the vital importance because of the close affairs with social and political issues. The poets and literati have always been concerned about the social problems of their society, and literature of every age reflects the matters of society. On this ground, the main goal of this article is to consider concepts of human and citizenship rights on the Parvin Etesami and Tahere Safarzade poems. 
Materials and Methods
This research method is descriptive-analytical and was done as a qualified method.
Ethical Considerations
In all steps of writing this research, while observing the authenticity of the texts, honesty and fidelity have been observed.
Findings
It is clear that Parvin Etesami expressed her contempt in issues like freedom, injustice, social gap and neglecting orphans with the language of metaphor due to the political repression of society. Tahere Safarzade also directly expressed opinions about the mentioned issues along with patriotism, knowledge and science and social harms. She also believed in negative peace in her poetry.
Conclusion
By looking into the poetry of these two we find out that what has made their work so popular is their relevancy to social issues of their time. They never fell into the daily life and always tried to de-familiarize the social issues of their time and had a critical and compassionate view about human rights and citizenship rights.