This paper consists of two parts. The first regards the human``s condition that treats the existent situation of the human being. Being a simple creation, the human is a true nature which wanders aimlessly up and down through the two meadows. This world is a dark world closed for the humans and the humans`` escape from these two meadows is blocked. This shows us that humans do not communicate with God. But the poet Arghezi tries to find endlessly a way to communicate with Him. This desire becomes an effort of no use and foretells the tragic result that comes as a result of the limit of the awareness. In the second part, the poet``s psalm appears in the relation between God and the human being. In the psalm based on the negative theology through which it is suggested that it is impossible to know God through human``s rationality, Arghezi tries to find God and to communicate with Him. Therefore, Arghezi wants to get the confidence that God does not leave humans alone. Following, Arghezi describes the God``s punishment against the humans`` arrogance, but on the other hand, he shows the human``s will which cognizes the humans`` conditions and shapes its own destiny through the communication with God. It seems that Arghezi argues the God``s two aspects, affirmative and negative. But, in fact, his psalms show us that Arghezi does not refuse and confront God, but he tries to find Him endlessly. Although the poet feels he has been abandoned by God, he longs for the existence of God and wants to go near Him.