Yadollah Behzad is counted among contemporary poets, and artistic expression is achieved by him in poetry through a novel and pleasant language. The utmost benefit is derived in his poems from various verbal and semantic figures of speech, such as paronomasia (puns), parallelism, repetition, allusion, congruence, simile, and metaphor; consequently, a special beauty is bestowed upon his poems by these devices. This article, entitled "Stylistics of the Poetry of Yadollah Behzad Kermanshahi," is presented as an attempt through which greater familiarity with the style, works, and thoughts of this great and eloquent Kermanshahi poet can be attained. It has been compiled across three levels: linguistic, intellectual, and literary. Within the linguistic parameters, phonetic, lexical, and syntactic features are examined. At the intellectual level, romantic, panegyric, mystical, social, epic, and didactic poetry, along with beliefs, myths, and ethnic convictions, are analyzed. Finally, at the literary level, the verbal and semantic figures present in the "Yadegar Mehr" collection are highlighted, and for the scientific elucidation of the subject, statistics and charts are provided in each section.