Shiraz Poems - Poems about Shiraz

...Note: This poem was translated from Persian to English by the author on Feb. 13, 2025. By: Moji Agha (Mojtaba Aghamohammadi) Dec. 22, 2021 Colorado, U.S. Dance of Unity and Diversity O' un......

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...multi nuanced flavour many coloured & aromas to savour always in the taste & swallowed without haste bottled magnums & jereboam, bouque......

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...Hafez and I grew up together in Shiraz, centuries apart with similar poetic ether. Wandering the world together as if from the same mother. We were never actually together the word reincarnated......

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...Down dusty dirt track there was the winery A rusty tin shed. "Petulant Fandango" It said on the sign "Gidday anyone Home?" "Hello, there, sorry I didn't hear you come." With that we stepped ......

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...multi nuanced flavour many coloured & aromas to savour always in the taste & swallowed without haste. bottled magnums & jereboam, bouquet......

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...Serge Lyrewing 417 Sharon K Gulley 174 Shihabudheen Kumbidi 424 Shiraz Iqbal 88 Shirley Ann Hawkins ......

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...Autumn’s story is full of rustic shades that echo deep from every vale and hill of splendor and of forest colonnades, as one by one leaves float and spin and spill in frosted shadows and in ......

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...I'm giving up the life of lush for that of a lowly pensioner. The wife is too, though to give her her due, I said that I wouldn't mention her. I'm cutting my cloth accordingly, no more hedo......

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...A MESSAGE TO EINSTEIN Originally Composed in Persian Language by: M. H. Shahryar (1904- 1988) Translated into English by: Abdullah Bageri Hamidi Einstein! An unspecified greeting! Well, pardo......

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...Her hair, her beautiful blonde curls, Her hair drapes to her butterfly shoulders. And I stand beside her, a quiver, As my love, my lion hearted love, smoulders. Her lines, her wine glass curv......

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...They say Cabernet Sauvignon pairs nicely with steak Pinotage, they reckon, for cheese Tempranillo is the choice for Mexican grub But, I'm somewhat easier to please I've tried a fair few "Reds",......

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...When you come to stay, you'll stay In a box, much like any other. With its own rich vein of concrete running between two green rivers of grass; supporting islands of tainted leaves too corrup......

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...I wined and dined you but you wined at me, you wound so much, it corked. then when we sniffed the cork of love: you popped my cork, my; what a corker! fruit you said: and rang the glass to......

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...Today I present an old poem, written at least a decade before "Doubts". What this poem lacks in poetic format, and style, it reaps in sentiment. Enjoy: the Girl Who Ate the National Park I was pick......

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...She has such beautiful eyes, That proclaimed romance This stance Is not enough to praise Her profound beauty. Bleeding from the open door, Her tears are swiftly serenading the rhythm of life......

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