Chamidān'hā-yi jahān kūk shudahand: Persian 2022

In this book, the poet's often short poems are presented with a heartwarming and sometimes reproachful mood, and the poet has spoken about the longings of today's people in the face of all kinds of everyday events. The poems of the collection begin with the poem "For my father who became immortal", which is a longing look at the eternal migration of a person of Khakian descent, with whom the poet had a special love and affection: "Did your gaze stop at the humming of tunes? Cruel time? The delicacy of the artist's hands." you He recorded it in the last tunes. The depth of your gaze was a compassionate heart and you became an immortal honor in the unrestrained era of Valnagar, the heat of your work iron beats in the heart of all the clothes of the people of the city. You are the essence of your time and the telephone rings stopped along your gaze. Tunes and time too." Next, the poem "Zhan Jan" deals with the issue of the birth of a human being, which is in some way opposed to the previous poem. Considering that the meaning hidden in the poem "For my father who became immortal" is sad and regretful feelings about "death", in the poem "Zhan Jahan" the birth of a baby makes a mother happy, who adds the memory of your birth to the world. "I became a mother today. I gave honor to the bed of the dishonorable world! which made my birth memorable in the mind of the world without memories." The poems that follow in the book, each of them looks at the world from a new perspective and adds often pure and undiscovered feelings to the totality of human feelings. More than seventy short poems are presented in this collection, in which many of the poet's mental concepts are discussed from new angles.