Fiery Red
You slide Mohammad’s red car into the snug parking spot, as if it were reserved just for you. After dropping Mohammad off at the shop, […]
You slide Mohammad’s red car into the snug parking spot, as if it were reserved just for you. After dropping Mohammad off at the shop, […]
In the early 20th century, Persia was a nation gripped by political turmoil, economic despair, and deep social injustice. By 1905, under the oppressive rule […]
Ghazal #8 Oh, the cup-bearer! bring forth the water, I am parched beyond measure;First, quench my thirst and only then my followers.Before this, I would […]
The houses of Khorram Shahr as remembered by their residents Houses become eternal in the minds of their residents; eternal and beautiful; their shortcomings forgotten, […]
Nosrat Rahmani (March 1, 1930–June 16, 2000) stands among the most restless and resonant voices of Iranian modern poetry—a wanderer between the classical cadence of […]
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