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This study, which compares two poems written in two different languages, focuses on the specific condition of soul‟s alienation of two selected poets in both American and Kurdish literatures; Edgar Allan Poe (1809-1849) and Sherko Bekas (1940-2013), in spite of their different religions and ages, their souls‟ alienation comes as a result of religious, environmental, and personal conditions. The study adapts the American model for comparative literature. It ends up with a succinct conclusion that displays distinct means to draw the condition of soul‟s alienation that comes as a result of losing faith in God and the negligence of the religious side of life, followed by the list of works cited. Article Info Received: January, 2019 Revised:February,2019

A Comparative Study of Soul’s Alienation in Poe's “The Raven” and Bekes’s “The Cemetery of Lanterns”