Iran Memories and Other Poems an Iranian American Woman s Journey

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Iran Memories and Other Poems an Iranian American Woman s Journey

Author	: Zahra Karimipour
File Size	: 54,6 Mb
Publisher	: Trafford Publishing
Language	: English
Release Date	: 15 February 2013
ISBN	: 9781466974852
Pages	: 79 pages

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Iran Memories and Other Poems an Iranian American Woman s Journey by Zahra Karimipour Book PDF Summary

Zahra Karimipours poetry paints a nostalgic picture of life in 1950s Boroujerd, a small town in the west of Iran. The realities of life in Boroujerd reveal a picture of a preindustrialized society, where life had not been touched by advanced machinery; life was simple, but vibrant. Karimipours memories of other places in Iran such as Tehran and the Caspian Sea are emotional accounts of her reflections on endearing memories. Her poem Oh, Caspian, shows her longing for the times she visited the Caspian Sea; her poem Ah, Tehran, reveals her regret of losing a city to population explosion and urbanization.

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