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"I'm So in Love"
I'm so in love, so in love! that I cannot see myself
I ask this mirror where my Simin has gone
Where have her eyes, revealing and raven-lashed, since gone
Her eyes that read me books by pillowside.
Her lips that tell your lips,
'Take from me whatever you want from me, for I am sweet and…
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Last Thursday, July 22, Farhang Foundation and The Art of the Middle East Council organized a special screening of Robert Adanto’s much anticipated new documentary, Pearls on the Ocean Floor, at the Los Angeles County Museum of Art (LACMA).Posted on July 28, 2010 at 2:00pm
Founded in 1958, California State University, Northridge (CSUN) is a vibrant, diverse university community, located on 356-acres in the heart of Los Angeles’ San Fernando Valley. CSUN, which is among the nation’s largest single-campus… Continue Posted on June 23, 2010 at 9:00am
Opening day events began with scholarly panels and discussions with the artists, followed by a gallery tour of the actual exhibition… Continue Posted on June 15, 2010 at 9:30pm
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dorood va tabrik be hameye shoma yeki be khatere khodetoon va yeki ham bekhatere sale jadid omidvaram shado salamat bashid.
man va hamsaram eftekhr darim ke dar 18 march dar mahale bargozari jashne nowrouz sherkat konim be ommide khada
Eftekhar daram keh chandsali ozve Farhang Foundation hastam , Doroud va Sepas be oonhaike payeh gozare in organization jame va mofid boodehand, omidvaram dar panahe khodvand hamisheh movafagh va moayad bashid, doost dare hamishegie in sazaman va sazeman dahandegan.
Thank you Farhang Foundation and and happy CharShanbe Souri to all.
Hope to see you all on 26th of March in OC Norouz Celebration and Haft-Seen Contest in Irvine, University Park Community Center, at 3:00pm.
The Moving Finger writes, and, having writ,
Moves on: nor all thy Piety nor Wit
Shall lure it back to cancel half a Line,
Nor all thy Tears wash out a Word of it
5 years ago , I Wrote In Persian language a Symbolic Drama Based on 11 Sep
I Knew Enghish language a little & My Drama Was as Long as a Romance
Therefore I didn’t Translated it , I upload it on my website & Send a message for Several Theatrical center in USA ( I wrote for Them, translated it 4 yourself & use it as free ) I went to travel and When I came back, I Didn’t check my Last Emails,Because my Isp has changed his Server
Now, I don’t Know anybody translated my Drama or not.
2 Years ago, I chose Khayyam’s Rubaiyat (translated by Edward Fitzgerald , EH Whinfield , Shahriar Shahriari , Saidi , ….)
`Rubai' is a four line verse: where lines 1 & 2 speaks of major and minor accepted `truths', line 3 states a dilemma, contradiction or conclusion, and line 4 confirms or re-asserts the conclusion, with emphasis
I Mixed Those Rubaiyat To Describe This World Like a cook or Like a chemist ,Because I Have studied chemistry in university or Perhaps Like a dramatist , Because I Have written a symbolic drama based on 11 sept or Maybe Like a empirical man or mayhap Like a materialist Because I believe in logic, not pope.
But during 2 years ago I Wrote a monolog based on Khayyam’s ideas . It opens a window into Iranian’s Culture. It named Come, stay & Leave .
We always Speak about other World but we realy live in This world … Like a Dream, Like a pottery, Like a lantern and so -on, Take The cash & Let The Credit go…. The Drum beat is Best Heard From a Distance.
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