If I say "Iran" what comes to mind?
Think about it really: is not a rhetorical question.
I few days ago I came across by chance in the prologue of a book of poems by Hafez.
Wikipedia tells me that is a Persian poet of the fourteenth century.
I do not particularly like poetry.
My Home and home of Hafez more than 6000km away. Hafez
Between me and there are about 700 years of age difference.
Yet his poetry touched me. For this reason, I agree with you.
If you see this collection of poems
inns, innkeepers and drunk, and Zunna
idols, crosses and rosaries,
Christians Zoroastrians, pagans, and convents
wine jugs and beautiful children, candles and harem
lute melodies and songs of drunken
liquor and inns and taverns of the idle,
companions, butler, gaming tables and fervent prayers
dell''organo and the sweet sound of the lament faluto,
the sabuh and assemblies and cups of wine, one after another
bottles and goblets, and jars of wine merchants, and to compete in
swallow liquor ,
running from the mosque to the tavern in that place and relax a bit, '
to give a glass
pledged themselves to the wine's body, and soul entrust
roses, roses, cypress trees, gardens and tulips,
and the story of the dew of the dawn;
hair, moles, eyebrows and slender figures,
cheeks, faces, cheeks and long braids,
lips, teeth and eyes and seductive drunk,
heads and feet, and girdles wrists and hands, bay
not embarrassed by this, but take courage and
scovane the meaning
t'impigliare not in the appearance of expressions
if you are among those who understand what san show!
cleanse your eyes if you want to see the purity
goes away from the skin if you want to see the crux: if
Do not look away from the external aspects
how you can become a connoisseur of mysteries? Since each of these
words has a soul
and under each of them there is a world ...
you search their soul and moves away from the body,
forget the name and search for the name:
not overlook any detail, you will become until
companion Truth
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