هلا ای رهسپاران دلیر ساحل جیحون:
مگر در ریشه گردوی این دوران
نشان از تیر آرش نیست؟
مگر در پیکر پیکان
گرامی جان آرش را:
نشان مرز ایرانشهر،
فدای مهر یک پیمان نمی بینید؟
مگر آتشسرای بلخ را
دگر دیوان نگهبانند؟
و یا سیمرغ ما دیگر
ز اوج آسمان کوچیده ورجاوند؟
ویا تفتان جوشان درون ما
دگر افتاده از جوش است؟
مگر آن شب شکاران فروزان مه بهمن
دگر یکسر فراموشند؟
و یا آن شعله های سرکش بیدار
که می رقصند در پهنه البرز
دگر خاموش خاموشند؟
اگر آیین این دوران دگرگون است،
وگر از جور این قداره گان ما را درون و دیده جیحون است،
وگر گرگان این صحرا پی بلعیدن مایند؛
پی نوزاده ای فرخنده باید گشت در هامون
به دامان جهان افروز یک دخت پری پیکر.
بلی، از شور عشقی تازه باید گشت مالامال.
ز مهر خانه باید گشت بر خوردار.
بلی، از ریشه باید رست رستموار.
سوم شهریور هزار و سیصد و هشتاد و پنج
اتاوا
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| Bomb Iran Now | May 08 | 121 |
| Let there be light | May 13 | 55 |
| Shari Rafia | May 06 | 49 |
| To keep it the Persian Gulf | May 07 | 47 |
| Iran's Nuclear Mistake | May 05 | 45 |
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|---|---|---|
| Trita Parsi | Council on Foreign Relations book award | May 14 |
| Mahdiyeh Javid | Graduation, American University, Washington DC | May 12 |
| Mahrokh Milani | Happy Mother's Day | May 09 |
| Sheema Kalbasi | Indie Excellence Award | May 09 |
| Marvin Kharrazi | Iranian-American Jewish comedian | May 09 |
| UK Iranian marriage | Nellia Nafissi and Davood Fallahdar | May 08 |
| Shari Rafia | Son serving in Iraq | May 06 |
| Tissa Hami | Iranian-American comedian on "The View" | May 06 |
| Vanecha Roudbaraki (2) | PART 2: Focus on artist at Florence Biennale 2007 | May 02 |
| Vanecha Roudbaraki | PART 1: Focus on artist at Florence Biennale 2007 | May 02 |
Irandokht Jaan; Myth is
by Saba22334455 (not verified) on Mon May 05, 2008 07:16 AM CDTIrandokht Jaan;
Myth is exemplification of nessecities and realities of social life. In our case, they clearly reflect the fact that we as a nation basically owe our identity to defying the destrctive elements of history particularly invasion of Anirani people. Even nowadays this is the heart of all our national challenges. In my beleif, all those efforts have been crystalized in the form of our heroes; otherwise the true hero of all those battles and subsequent survival is the Iranian people. Through that window I look at our mythology.
Manoucher Avaznia
Loved your poem
by IRANdokht on Sun May 04, 2008 10:45 PM CDTDear Mr Avaznia
Like your other poems, this is a beautiful work of art. I loved reading it and it made me very emotional.
It also made me think... I started wondering if all the epic stories we were taught as kids and if all the historical heroes we have come to love are not doing us a disservice now. It seems to me that we were raised to believe that it will take one extraordinary person, a hero who would have to come and save us.
I wonder if we were taught that each one of us is responsible, would we start uniting against the evil powers? If we were taught that there will be no one hero, that we could all be heroes, then would we have worked together and not against each other? would there be anyone sitting still and hoping that a foreign power would need to intervene to save us?
Thank you again for the amazing poem. You have a gift, thank you for sharing it with us.
IRANdokht
One Amazing 10 to the poet
by samsam1111 on Thu May 01, 2008 05:06 PM CDTYou got it right and what matters......long live our godly land away from Bats of darkness.
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