Extraversion and introversion are among the personality traits in human personality theory. This view was popularized by Carl Gustav Jung in 1920. After Jung, other personality theorists, including Hans Eysenck, addressed the issue of personality types with a trait approach to personality. Both traits of extraversion and introversion exist in the personality of all humans and are often viewed as a single chain; therefore, all humans have both tendencies of extraversion and introversion; but one of the two dominates the other and individuals are introduced with that dominant aspect. Sohrab is one of the most famous contemporary poets. The content of his poems and writings has always been of interest and has been criticized and examined in various ways. Many of Sohrab's ideas are applicable to today's psychological concepts. To better understand his personality, by examining and analyzing his works, writings, and poems based on eight books in a descriptive-analytical manner and comparing their concepts with the definitions and characteristics of introverted and extroverted individuals, we seek to look at Sohrab's personality from this angle. Based on his original and distinguished works and their psychological analysis, we will see that Sohrab is an optimistic, hopeful, loving, rational, grateful, contented, simple-minded, interactive, and friendly personality. Most importantly, the spirit of naturalism, ontology, awareness of the existential value of all phenomena, and dissent have led him from the base to the top of the pyramid of extroversion.