After the Islamic Revolution, in addition to the revolutionary and social fields, women have also grown and flourished in writing poetry. Sara Jelodarian is one of these women who has been active in the field of poetry these years. Parizad’'s Collection is a selection of her poems in three chapters named “Love”, “Thirst”, and “Secret”. Examining the language of Jalodarian's poetry in terms of grammar, images and themes can show the various dimensions of the poetry of this young poet. Love for the homeland and hometown, dealing with the holy defense and its heroes, the Persian Gulf, romantic feelings and personal situations, and occasional poems are among the poetic topics that Jelodarian wrote about. She is also great at songwriting. Examining the general topics of Parizad and its ritual and song-like poems will be one of the topics of the present article.