هیچ یوزی از قلم نیفتد فارسی 1405

Introduction to the book “No Word Will Be Missed” is not just a collection of poems; it is a kind of recording of the anxiety of the times. Poems in which the world is touched, not from afar, but from a very close distance; so close that the smell of gunpowder, the sound of broken breaths, and the restless pulse of hope can be felt. In this book, Ali Janvand explores moments that are usually lost in the noise of the news; moments between war and life, between silence and screams, between forgetting and remembering. His language is metaphorical but unobtrusive; a poem that both creates an image and takes a stand. In this collection, nature, history, politics, and humanity are all intertwined. From the “Middle East” that is written every morning to “Iran” that stands with a wounded memory, and from “saplings” that grow tall among the rubble to “words” that breathe under the pressure of silence. The poems in this book are not simply narratives; they are a kind of resistance. A resistance against forgetting, against habit, against insensitivity. Here, the poet tries not to leave out anything; not suffering, not hope, not humanity. If you are interested in poetry that simultaneously engages you, offends you, and makes you think, "No Word Should Be Missed" is a book that cannot be easily passed over.