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làhne tonde àsbi dàr ezlâye pàrvâneh shodàn

"The rash tone of a mare to morph to a butterfly" is the first poetry collection that Kamran Mirhazar publishes in Norwegian exile. Poetry that takes us on an exceptional language travel: herein Afghan literature hypnotizes the readers in Farsi language.
Sunday 15 March 2009

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The rash tone of a mare to morph to a butterfly" is the first poetry collection that Kamran Mirhazar publishes in Norwegian exile. Poetry that takes us on an exceptional language travel: herein Hazara literature hypnotizes the readers in Farsi language.

"Steadily on the water at the horizon

a river atwain, an Amu atwain

rises, someone or a talism on sand

fluid ways on the hillside of words

every moment they pass, they arrive for an arrangement or, they never arrive

a wet inkwell,

stirred into glass and

mirrored to imbue the self,

an exhalation, on the rim of a glass tea, kept in suspense

in the sense of five senses, spread dimensions

bends and returns in an excitation, lips closed stiff

, and on one of its ways carrying its cancer.

an exhalation steamed up a glass of tea;

some views lost in threads, sorrows cut on edges

one of our shreds has already left for Tibet,

the rash tone of a mare to morph to a butterfly."

96 pages, 6" x 9", perfect binding, cream interior paper (60# weight), black and white interior ink, white exterior paper (100# weight), full-color exterior ink

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The Anthology of 125 Internationally Recognized Poets From 68 Countries Dedicated to the Hazara

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