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Tag Archives: Poetry

New Year

01/01/2018

I happen to hate New Year’s celebrations. Everybody desperate to have fun. Trying to celebrate in some pathetic little way. …

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Black Lace

19/09/2017

I was riding my scarlet horse towards the skies of glory when an arrow was shut from nowhere, nowhere that …

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104 characters of solitude

18/02/2017

When everyone else has left you, it is loneliness that you feel. But when you have left everyone, it will …

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Eros Informula

01/01/2017

Did he was caught as I was, by the contrasting shades of your white skin, your dark eyebrows and your …

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Haiku of Light

01/01/2015

The new year (2015) has officially been nominated as the “UNESCO International Year of Light”. What a good idea, has …

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The way to catch your audience’ interest

20/09/2013

At the annual Mouse Molecular Genetics conference at the Sanger Center in Hinxton. Some of the presentations seem to attract …

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Love and Devotion: Exhibition at the Bodleian Library

14/04/2013

The idea of Persia has long fascinated Western minds. From the Middle Ages on, knowledge of Persia gradually expanded as …

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Happy Persian New Year – سال نو مبارک

21/03/2013

Haft Sheen:  The 7 S…, a set of objects all starting with the persian letter Sheen       People …

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Lost in Translation

21/03/2013

Mrs. F., my Dear, We recently discussed the issue of translating poetry from one language to another. You told me …

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Forough Farrokhzad: A poetic voice that fell silent too soon

10/02/2013

Recently I was invited by a friend in Munich to a reading of poetry by an Iranian writer, who died …

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Forough Farrokhzad: A poetic voice that fell silent too soon

10/02/2013

Recently I was invited by a friend in Munich to a reading of poetry by an Iranian writer, who died …

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Omar Khayyam — brought into music by Maryam Akhondy

11/08/2012

On the occasion of the finissage of the “Servus and Salam – an insight to Iran” exhibition here in Munich, …

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Shab Yalda

27/12/2011

  Mrs. F., my Dear, Did you recognized that daylight lasted for 2 minutes longer today than it did yesterday …

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Verse aus dem EVIN Gefängniss

08/07/2011

Bahareh Hedayat has been sentenced again to 7 years in the notorious Evin prison. The following letter she send to …

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