The article explores the historical significance of classical poetry in Algeria, which originated during the resistance against French colonial rule and continued through various national movements in the 19th and 20th centuries. The author notes that these poetic forms became intertwined with themes of freedom and human rights, reflecting the spirit of revolutionary expression prevalent during periods of struggle. After Algeria gained independence in 1962, a shift occurred where this revolutionary spirit transitioned into artistic expression and literary evolution, as many poets opted for innovative styles despite the presence of traditionalist views.