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Moon’s Solitude PDF Print E-mail
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Dec 26, 2009 at 08:49 AM

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Along by the darkness
Crickets yelled
“Moon, hey great moon…”
Along by the darkness
Sprouts with their such long arms
The arms that let out their sigh so much as lust

And the breeze that is surrounded to mysterious and unknown God.
And thousands of latent lives in the undercover life of the soil
In that migrant luminous, phosphoric circle
The glow worm being touched by the solicitude for the wooden ceiling’s collapse
The sweetheart beyond the veil
The pond’s frogs
All together, all together blow by blow
Yelled up to the cockcrow
‘Moon, hey great moon…”
Along by the darkness
Moon blazed in the windows
Moon was in its own loneliness
And burning in its own goldish flames.

By: Forough Farrokhzad

Translated by: Vahid Shokri


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