Imperial Guard never mourns
With a public caravan
But in heart.
Immortal one took an oath
So princess’ smile shall last
The darkness of the night
But it did not.
So the jolly prince or his
Bride can take a safe ride,
He wielded a sword
But dishonored it by
Not pulling out on the mob.
Now that mob claims to
Be a remorseful crowd,
Now that the vultures
Have taken over of
The ancient hut,
Now that mayhem, darkness
And blood
Claim our nest as slaughterhouse
I am a shameful immortal one,
At the mercy of my ghosts at night,
Your pain forever etched
On my soul and your voice echoing
In my heart,
I see my own tribe in your blood,
I see my days tailing your sunrise,
Now that the prince has taken a last ride,
I give you one more oath,
That there is an inner-monarch
Who will never cease to go ahead
And beyond, despite carrying your sorrow
Always in his heart,
Rest in peace lonely soul
As I have chores to do
To redeem my own soul
Since I abandoned and left you behind.
Let my restless conscience be always
Behind to do more good,
So I can subdue the lurking murmurs
On the conscious of this tribe.
Rest in peace.
Farhad
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Guard was Honorable to the very End ...
by Harpi-Eagle on Wed Jan 12, 2011 12:29 PM PSTFarhad,
I realize there may be a lot of symbolism in your poem, but please be aware that the Guard (Both Imperial and Javidan) faught the mobs to the bitter end, and it was only the treason of the Vatan Foroosh like Ghareh Baghi and Fardoost that brought the country to its knees. Just like 1400 years ago when Salman Farsi (The Traitor) brought our nation down to the Tazi hords, may they all burn in hell eternal.
Haji Pirouz, I was just wondering how it makes you feel if I tell you the generals of your Avatar were all Pimps and Extortionists in Shahreh Noe before the tragedy of 1979. You see, you need to do some research about people like Rafighdoost, Mohsen Rezaie, Lajevardi, I garauntee you won't like what you find, they were all Lot o Chaghookesh, pimps and Bajgirs. Have one of your Iranian relatives translate what I'm telling you here, OK loser? Get a life.
Payandeh Iran, our Ahuraie Fatherland
dariaphoto
by Farhad Zaltash on Wed Jan 12, 2011 09:41 AM PSTAgreed.
That conflict, the tug of war between good and evil, is indeed at the core of existence.
True, the good does not always triumph. But, to balance the darkness of the night there is always a promising sunrise, which follows.
Not to dismiss the fact that the very darkness itself becomes its own enemy, seeking out a light, to break its own back.
DelilahNY
by Farhad Zaltash on Wed Jan 12, 2011 09:29 AM PSTYou are welcome.
Thank you
by DelilahNY on Tue Jan 11, 2011 03:46 PM PSTfor your heartfelt poem.
It is the plastic screen which unites, it is the plastic screen which tears apart.
Every man has got a breaking point
by dariaphoto on Tue Jan 11, 2011 08:00 PM PST"Because there's a conflict in every human heart between the rational and the irrational, between good and evil. The good does not always triumph. Sometimes the dark side overcomes what Lincoln called the better angels of our nature.
Every man has got a breaking point."
- Apocolypse Now
I
SP...
by AryamehrNYC on Mon Jan 10, 2011 12:22 PM PSTWhy don't you do us all a huge favor and go play fetch on the Santa Monica Freeway. Hopefully you will be more useful as a hood ornament.
What a bunch of
by Sargord Pirouz on Mon Jan 10, 2011 12:11 PM PSTWhat a bunch of C-R-A-P.
But this is just the kind of fantastic delusion we've come to expect from some of you people.