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Rouh-anguiz Karachi
(Photo:
Masoud)
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Research:
Iran
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Roohangiz
Karachi
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| Literature:
Poems of Iranian Poet, Roohangiz Karachi
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The memory of my youth
I take from my photos
Sailing on the words’ storm
My mind’s heralds
Voyage to dreamland.
From the east of what wrath
Have we raised … that to us?
Death’s gate is the geography of freedom?
| Woman |
Robed in doubt,
It was cold
Dark had rained
Sorrow-land was turning to ashes
Men were dead
In the world’s bewildered lines
I got lost barer than silence
And my throat weary of love
A vain nagging I was,
An old dove’s boredom cooing;
What scares by stone words of wrath?
The decaying memory chamber
And everywhere a snake-lair!
Happy stay … O Woman! |
| The mirror cry |
Once the Death’s bell tolled
Panicky I stood before the mirror
It was all gloom
I heard not the mirror cry.
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Research:
Iranian Contemporary
Poems
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