Archive - Jan 11, 2012

Time to Meet

Iranians abroad must band together to shape a new narrative distinct from the one blaring from Tehran or emanating from foreign chancelleries in London, Ottawa, Paris, Tel Aviv or Washington. Prominent Iranians should shed their ambiguity and weigh in on such contentious issues as the pros and cons of Iran acquiring nuclear weapons, on the efficacy of the current sanctions placed on the Islamic Republic, of proposing smart sanctions>>>

Political Cartoon: “Wheel of Justice” for Amir Hekmati

by Iranian American Cartoonist Kaveh Adel >>>

Sting's song "Russians" in a new arrangement to "Persians"

I despairly love my country Iran as I see Israel as my home land>>>

گلشیفته در خدمت سازمان سیا

در آنجا چیزهایی گفتم که حتی درباره آنها از من سوال نشد >>>

زیباترین و واقعی ترین شعرها در مورد انقلاب بهمن پنجاه و هفت

از محمد جلالی چیمه - دکتر سعا دت نوری - مجید نفیسی - رامتین جهان‌بین - نعمت آزرم - اخوان ثالث و ... >>>

A Revolution On The Page

An immigrant's arrival in America has a distinct physical beginning marked by the landing of one's plane. But there's another arrival, the cultural one, that's incremental, perpetual. Of these latter sort of arrivals, the most memorable for me occurred nearly 20 years ago. I was still a new refugee, my heart's gaze fixed upon all that I'd left behind — upon Iran and the beloved language which, to the fledgling poet in me, meant everything at the time>>>

از پشت ها

از پشت پنجره ها
پنجره ها ی گریزان
پنجره های باز نشدنی
پنجره های بسوی آفتاب فریب
پنجره های واقعیت خاک امروز>>>

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