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Picture Persia: The Bathhouse
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An enlightening voyage through studies of "Iranian Culture in Translation.". Monday, March 31, 2008. After a few day of captivity, the girl awakens during the night to an empty prison, her cell door left ajar and unguarded. She later secretly discovers the entire prison’s occupants engaged in a confessional of sorts, where the prisoners are asked, under a moon lit sky, to recant their anti-fundamentalists views or face further imprisonment, torture, or death by firing squad. New York Times Iran. Iranian ...
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Picture Persia: From "A World Between"
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An enlightening voyage through studies of "Iranian Culture in Translation.". Wednesday, June 4, 2008. From "A World Between". When you found me. Folded in a poppy at the top of the hill. My lids so smooth and my nails so pale. Did you know then that we would come this far. Wander these many years and more. That we would rehearse this long day's journey. As though a life would be given us once more. Did you know then that we never grow wise. But do indeed grow bored. That illness happens mother, mother,.
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Picture Persia: Zakani's Satire
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An enlightening voyage through studies of "Iranian Culture in Translation.". Monday, April 21, 2008. 8221; and she replied, “Certainly.” Then the man reminded the woman that Mohammed said there would be no prophet after him. She replied “He said, ‘There will be no Prophet after me,’ He did not say, ‘There will be no Prophetess after me.’”. That Franklin, too had a few bawdy moments. April 22, 2008 at 11:41 PM. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). New York Times Iran. Iran in Translation Blogs.
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Picture Persia: June 2008
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An enlightening voyage through studies of "Iranian Culture in Translation.". Wednesday, June 4, 2008. From "A World Between". When you found me. Folded in a poppy at the top of the hill. My lids so smooth and my nails so pale. Did you know then that we would come this far. Wander these many years and more. That we would rehearse this long day's journey. As though a life would be given us once more. Did you know then that we never grow wise. But do indeed grow bored. That illness happens mother, mother,.
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Picture Persia: Iranian Democracy Today, As The Media Reports It
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An enlightening voyage through studies of "Iranian Culture in Translation.". Tuesday, March 11, 2008. Iranian Democracy Today, As The Media Reports It. While I understand an election of some sort is better than none at all, and I applaud the efforts and passion of those who clearly want a fair ballot, articles streaming in from the media have me easily skeptical of Iran’s democratic (or lack thereof) procedures. Why do only approximately 50% of U.S. voters going to the polls? Do they feel disenfranchised?
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Picture Persia: February 2008
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An enlightening voyage through studies of "Iranian Culture in Translation.". Tuesday, February 26, 2008. Executions in Iran: 48 in 2008 and Rising. Are the punishments equal to the crimes? Last weekend I glanced upon Rolling Stone magazine. Britney Spears has the cover page, her life’s story and pictures encumber over five pages (some 10,000 words, maybe? Maybe we're sick of hearing about death, executions included, in the Middle East. In that case, I'm sick of hearing about Britney. Persians, Per Nikaein.
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Picture Persia: March 2008
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An enlightening voyage through studies of "Iranian Culture in Translation.". Monday, March 31, 2008. After a few day of captivity, the girl awakens during the night to an empty prison, her cell door left ajar and unguarded. She later secretly discovers the entire prison’s occupants engaged in a confessional of sorts, where the prisoners are asked, under a moon lit sky, to recant their anti-fundamentalists views or face further imprisonment, torture, or death by firing squad. Tuesday, March 11, 2008.
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Honeyrose Reviews: The Moving Finger - Khayam
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Thursday, January 31, 2008. The Moving Finger - Khayam. 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. Fitzgerald, Edward. Rubaiyat of Omar Khayam.Garden City Books. Garden City, New York. 1952. Fowles in the frith,. The fisshes in the flood,. And I mon waxe wood:. Much sorwe I walke with. For beste of boon and blood. February 12, 2008 at 9:59 AM. February 12, 2008 at 8:49 PM. And Iran So ...
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Honeyrose Reviews: March 2008
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Monday, March 10, 2008. All Adam’s race are members of one frame;. Since all, at first, from the same essence came. When by hard fortune one limb is oppressed,. The other members lose their wonted rest,. If thou feel’st not for others’ misery,. A son of Adam is no name for thee. Another translation of this same poem goes:. All human beings are in truth akin,. All in creation share one origin;. When fate allots a member pangs and pain,. No ease for other members then remains;. Subscribe to: Posts (Atom).
