Ahmad Shamlou

2016-11-01 thumb| Ahmad Shamlou , also known under his pen name A. Bamdad (December 12, 1925 – July 23, 2000) was an Iranian poet, writer, and journalist. Sourced Poetry "I am not a story to tell me I am not a song to sing me I am not a sound to hear me or something so that you see me or something so that you know me I am the common pain cry me" --- " they whip the love near the post barrier the love should be hidden in the back room of the house... it is a strange time baby ... He knocks on the door at night has coming for killing the light light must be hidden in the back room of the house" --- I was douted about flying while my shoulders was bent under the pressure of the power of the wings from his letters to his wife Ayda "let me share with you this secret: in love,more than anything else, more than pleasure, I want its heat and passion!... more than anything else,I like its enthiusiasm; and more than anything else.I want its Impatience and its restleeness... your silence dries up poetry in my soul! poetry, is my life your words are the main theme of this life... and the main theme of this life should be "... like the blood in my veins" from Ahmad Shamlou's letters to his wife Ayda, the book "like the blood in my veins" External links Ahmad Shamlou Ahmad Shamlou The Official Website Another website about Shamlou Category:1925 births Category:2000 deaths Category:Journalists from Iran Category:People from Tehran Category:Poets from Iran Category:Translators from Iran