the question of what is the view of Sheikh Baha'i and Hazin towards love, and what is the place of Baldschweiler's modern lyrical short story in these two works, and how can the subject of love be analyzed based on Gutli's table and Likaf's conceptual metaphor. analyzed In addition to introducing the version and expressing its outstanding features, the author analyzed the views of two poets regarding love and then analyzed this issue based on the three theories of Baldschweiler, Guthli and Likoff, using documentary-comparative methods and content analysis and library studies. Baldschweiler's theory, based on the plot of the modern lyrical short story; Gutley's theory is the triple necessary, expected and probable connection of the simile with the sides of the simile, and Likoff's theory is the design of conceptual metaphor. The results of the research show that repetition, bringing synonyms and using interrogative sentences are some of the distinctive features of the Safa al-Qolub version, and addressing as another distinctive feature has brought this work closer to the literary type of rhetoric. The two stories in the two works are examples of modern lyrical short stories. From the analogies with love, 7 cases of bread and halwa are located in the 7th and 4th houses of Gutli and 28 cases of the purity of hearts are located in the 1st, 4th, 5th and 8th houses of Gutli's table. Also, 22 conceptual metaphors with the theme of love were found in bread and halwa and 47 in Safa al-Qulob.