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  Persian and Arabic literatures have had tight link and very similarity across the history. Both literatures in the contemporary era have very similarity and isotropy due to passing the common transformations and experiences, as well as the closeness of conceptual and literary trends of the poets. Thus, in our literary society, comparision of artistic masterpice of both literatures is one of the important fields of research concerning to comparative literature.  In the present study, we aim to study, using descriptive-analytic method and based on American school in comparative literature, on the both famous poems of "Crucified man" by "Shamloo" and "Messiah after crucifying" by Badr Shaker-Al-Sayyab, both of which deal with regeneration of the final part of Messiah’s life. For this reason, we have tried to, in addition of to conceptual and literary closeness of Shamloo and Sayyab, representing the place of Messiah myth, analyse both of the mentioned poems in terms of takeing advantage of "Messiah myth", admissibility structure, method of narrative, and symbolism, and also taking advantage from repetition music.  

Keywords: Shamloo, Sayyab, Messiah, Crucified man, Messiah after crucifying

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