@@aryair1411 A lot of RUclipsrs just want to chronicle their journeys. Even if it is to make money so what? There's a million different things to make RUclips videos about. Clearly she's passionate about Persian music. What's wrong with making money doing something you have passion for?
If you have noticed, when the sound rises, it will bring tears to your eyes and take your breath away... It is really the most amazing kind of music that will make your hair stand on end even without translation.
I am a bilingual Persian-English and an engineer. For engineering text English is perfect and Farsi lacks so much. For expressing emotions, love, beauty, the conjurings of the narcotic that is life itself, Farsi (Persian) is just something else. I can think thoughts in Farsi that I cannot even fathom in English.
I am astonished! You are very well-informed about Iranian culture. Very few realize that those literal translations scripted in the subtitle are not even scratching the surface of these DEEP lyrics. Many Iranians don't understand the meaning of these verses either and each will take away his/her perception of it. You know Tanbur, you know Rumi and the fact that his poem is multilayer deep! It is amazing! Iran's greatest treasure is its poetry, unfortunately, many never get access to this treasure in their life. The essence of life and its meaning is hidden deep in those treasures. Rumi is only one of the hundreds but no doubt one of the greatest poets in Persian literature.
Oh man this song is very deep, deeper than Mariana Trench! i'm wondering by your young age and different language, how you feel that song so correctly. you have big taste and great soul. Have fun and thanks for nice react. 🌹💋
You should listen to his father, Mohammad Reza Shajarian! I first heard him while delving into the kamancheh years ago, his collaborations with Hossein Alizadeh and Mohammad Reza Lotfi (to name a few) are stunning!!!
That felt like the shortest fourteen minutes of video/reaction I've ever watched! I guess it must means I enjoyed it as much as you did. Translating Persian poetry into English is notoriously difficult so don't expect to get inundated on that front! Ps, occasionally venture into Iranian pop music too; they're equally good and enjoyable. Good luck sweetheart :-)
Hello deanna Whenever we Iranians get together, we listen to traditional songs like Yalda night and enjoy, and this is our old tradition. I am glad that you enjoyed traditional Iranian music 🌹 Ali from Iran
The effects felt are the result of combination of Rumi's mysticism, a universal love poem and two other masters of Tanbour and classical Iranian singing by Shajarian (JR) singing in Persian, a language that has been fine tuned over many centuries for poetry. In this poem, Rumi is praying to his God and singing these words to God; but like some of other Rumi poems the poem has multiple meanings and the same poem can be sung by a person in love with another human being. The Persian language is a very old & powerful Indo-European (more precisely Indo-Germanic) language. If you want to know how powerful and flexible it is, just know that if someone from 15 centuries ago who spoke Persian gets on a time machine and arrives at our doorstep the 1500 year old person and the 21st century person can easily converse understanding each other (except for borrowed words like Computer...). I would say Persian language is not the best language as it is now for more technical conversion requiring precision like how it can be done with German and lesser extent English. If the Persian language had not been diluted by the Moslem invasion (7th century AD) it too would have continued its natural course like German, perhaps even better fine tuned for scientific discussions. Today's Persian speakers would have to reverse many changes to get back on their original path and there are academics that say it may be doable over 3-4 generations if everyone is willing and Persian school teachings are modified . Rumi created an excellent literary work and it is a contribution and gift to mankind as its words knows no boundaries and its connotative meanings may be understood by all (with some studying and explanations). No wonder Madonna loves Rumi, like millions of other people across the planet. Rumi lived in 1207-1273 AD. Buy a copy of his books and take a course or two in Persian and you will be amazed at what you discover from within your soul. There are many other famous Iranian poets lesser known in the West. Like Ferdousi who wrote the longest poem of mankind call Shahnameh (Book of Kings), it is approximately 60,000 verses and it is basically considered as the Iranian people's Saga, like the Norse Saga. Shahnameh is the story of the Iranian people from mythical times (probably 6000-9000 ears ago) to approximately 900AD.
Wow ❤️🔥 You are absolutely right about translation, Persian poetry is very deep, start with the prophet Zarathushtra/ Zoroaster( in Greek) in his book named Gatha( means song or poet) in around 4000 years ago! For example Rumi, Hafez, Omar Khayam… and mostly in the Shahname by Ferdosi we have a word called “Kherad” and if you want to translate would be the combination of all those concepts “Love, intellect, intelligent, emotional intelligence, consciousness and unconsciousness, responsibilities, morals, science, truth all together) probably the closest world in English will be Wisdom or something like that as we don’t have exact word ✨❤️✨Kherad be with you✨🙏✨
Dear Deanna i am so glad that you like such a musik persian musik and idont know that you understand persian language especially rumi poems that realising them are not very simple so they are phlosofy anyway i am very glad from your contiosnes
In terms of music, the West is about a thousand years behind Middle Eastern music. In the West, the rman does not sing, but only almost talks, but in the Middle East it is the heart and all the emotions and senses when you sing. Persian, Kurdish music is by far the most developed music.
Hi my daughter, Iranian classical music follows certain rules and regulations. The most important of these rules is that the music should be composed and arranged so that the singer can perform the poem he has chosen to sing in the most beautiful way possible and the listeners can accompany the poem with music. Fully understand. In fact, music and poetry are complementary. When the audience leaves the hall, they whisper the poem. Usually, the poems are chosen by the singer from very famous poets in Iran and the world, such as Hafez Shirazi, Saadi Shirazi, Sayeh, Khayyam, Rumi, etc. Yes, my dear daughter, if the language is Persian. You realized that you enjoyed music much more and better. God bless you dear.
very nice of you and really great, to understand these lyrics, you need to look for Rumi and other Sufi masters. these are pretty deep issues, and I was actually glad that you figured out something about this beyond the musical composition, heard some reactions, but yours was the best and deeper than some.
Yea his RIP father was Persian song King👑 we all love them both and also u'll be suprised if u know her sister is a singer and she has an amazing voice too❗I mean they are a talented FAMILY❗
Hi, thanks for reacting the music, lyrics are from old Iranian famous poet "Rumi" it is hard even to translate to today farsi language it is mostly talking about spiritual love sometime they used to talk about normal love as an example however it is mostly talking about love in general and higher level, "Tahrir" that you mentioned is a technique to sing but also is one of the way for writting poem...etc when we talk about poems it has some different arts inside ...one is handwritting techniques one is decorating poem pages and books with paiting techniques....one is miniature painting and very thing layers of gold the whole decoration peocess is called "Tazhib" and finaly reading and singing is another art in poems....
Homayoun Shajarian, the son of Mohammad Reza Shajarian, is a master of original Iranian singing. His voice is one of the 50 most enduring voices in the world. tahrir is a style in Iranian music that comes out of the throat by combining the sound of the flash and the main sound at the same time.
Thank you for coming back in RUclips and your reaction.🥰❤ I suggest you that listen to Alireza ghorbani because i know you like traditional music,,Rozeghare gharibi,,
I would explain the meaning but it's hard for us to understand it as well. We grew up studying and analysing these poems in school and I wasn't very good at tbh. Im glad you enjoying them.
Yes, you're right it takes you to a totally different world, which is the world of love, the almighty himself if you understand this frequency .Congrats, you have been blessed❤ The meaning of poems is that when you realize your higher being, you forget your ego and drop everything that bounds you to this way of living which is just your ego itll help you to achieve GOD
Chirping is originally the sound of singing birds such as canaries and nightingales, which are used by singers in authentic and traditional Persian music. Chirping is usually used on the long sounds a + e + o and mostly at the end of verses and stanzas. The equivalent of chirping in English can be the word tweet
The song is very beautiful, of course, Homayoun Shajarian and his father, Professor Mohammad Reza Shajarian, have very beautiful songs. My last sentence is about you. You are a beautiful and attractive lady. Always be happy, darling.
All poetic Iranian songs and poems come from the theme of a rite of passage or a deep learning that requires some sort of deep sacrifice. A lot of people make the mistake that Iranian songs are sad... It is not about sadness; it is about sacrifices needed in the journey of life and to become at peace with that in order to achieve that destination. This song was about a boy that only becomes a "real man" when he finally feels and understands real devotion and love and the sacrifices needed in reality to achieve that ever true mythical love to his beloved he so desperately wanted. He is not sad; he is ever so appreciative and humbled. He is not mad, that he went through the pains of his sacrifices as he is enlightened and at peace by the achievements of his love and devotion unwavering because that is exactly what he wanted all along--True love and devotion deeply intertwined with his partner.
Hello, the Persian language is really an amazing language that has many dimensions and you cannot really express its true meaning with a translator, you must learn the Persian language to understand the beauty of this language of love, so many beautiful words and It is rooted in this language that we ourselves have to translate into fluent language, may you be alive, tahrir is a type of reading words, and traditional style readers each have their own type of tahrir
The poem is about the love of God and the Creator, and its meaning in brief is that by understanding the greatness and beauty of God, you become unconscious (like getting drunk) and forget the world.
And one thing left to say , you give me the vibes of a very sweet pure good-natured girl so I hope the future brings the best for you I wish you the best 🥰
At 8:40 You can see deep feeling in her eyes ...At 8:53 what he does is called "chah chah" in traditional Persian music ....some classic Persian singers do that longer than him , once as a kid in a public bus an European tourist heard it played in bus stereo system , he said why does he do that , has he belly ache ?! ...but Europeans especially German speaking nations have equivalent of that , they call it yodeling ...I like listening to yodeling , it is cute
Your interest in Persian music and language makes me happy as an Iranian. It is clear from your explanation that you have been able to get good information about Iranian music. Since you are interested in the sound of a Setar instrument, I suggest you prepare and listen to the Monad album (Aan o Aan) with the solo of master Hossein Alizadeh. I would be happy to know your opinion about it.
Nice job😍keep it up. And believe me.translation cannot make it work.actually sometimes when i see translation it makes me laugh cuz the whole context means something else in persian philosophy.but you can take little parts of its overall content.every single of those words have history and story behind it."a word can mean alot in persian poems".as a persian speaker i can understand the words but this is not about poem.actually its a philosophy class in shape of poetry. And nice performance from Mr.Shajarian👌 🥰😊nice content you are making💙
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This song even needs to be interpreted for Farsi speakers. It's so deep.
A so young girl who is intrested in a so deep classic music from another culture is just amazing, bravo and good luck🙏
Thank you 🙏🏻
Yes maybe this girl likes this beautiful song like all people, but she is a RUclipsr who is looking for income.
@@aryair1411 A lot of RUclipsrs just want to chronicle their journeys. Even if it is to make money so what? There's a million different things to make RUclips videos about. Clearly she's passionate about Persian music. What's wrong with making money doing something you have passion for?
@@yarsaz4347
ببخشید شما ایرانی هستید؟
I'm Iranian-Canadian and honestly, seeing westerns like you get more aquatinted with my culture is really heartwarming.
Hats off to you girl!
If you have noticed, when the sound rises, it will bring tears to your eyes and take your breath away... It is really the most amazing kind of music that will make your hair stand on end even without translation.
I cry every time I listen to this song🇮🇷. translation of a beautiful poem can't express the meaning and this is sad.🥲❤️
You have a great understanding of Persian language music and history bravo 👏 👏👏
I am a bilingual Persian-English and an engineer. For engineering text English is perfect and Farsi lacks so much. For expressing emotions, love, beauty, the conjurings of the narcotic that is life itself, Farsi (Persian) is just something else. I can think thoughts in Farsi that I cannot even fathom in English.
I really enjoyed the fact that you know many information like name of the instruments,Tahrir,and many things else just so great
mysterious sounding, dark vibe, talented people, wonderful music
Translations are not accurate. Persian poetry loses it's meaning when translated most of the time. And by the way, yes it's called "Tahrir".
yes it is called tarir
@@khodaminja5078
Tahrir.
تحریر خواندن به این شکله که در دنیا بسیار مشهور شده و اسمش همان فارسی تحریره .
I Think This Is Iranian Triditional Music
I LOOOOOVE IT 🦋💎🥰😻💫♥️
God😂 u r right
Hi dear deanna,
That waving voice is called "chah caheh" i don't know the translation in english.
To answer your question, Yes the modulations are called "Tahrir" indeed in Farsi.
I am astonished! You are very well-informed about Iranian culture. Very few realize that those literal translations scripted in the subtitle are not even scratching the surface of these DEEP lyrics. Many Iranians don't understand the meaning of these verses either and each will take away his/her perception of it.
You know Tanbur, you know Rumi and the fact that his poem is multilayer deep! It is amazing! Iran's greatest treasure is its poetry, unfortunately, many never get access to this treasure in their life. The essence of life and its meaning is hidden deep in those treasures. Rumi is only one of the hundreds but no doubt one of the greatest poets in Persian literature.
A big hug from iran ♥️🇮🇷
Hello my dear American girl, thank you for interesting video.
Thank you so much for your passion to Mulana's poetry and Persian music 🎶 As an Iranian I'm so proud of you 👏🏻 🥰 ❤
Oh man this song is very deep, deeper than Mariana Trench! i'm wondering by your young age and different language, how you feel that song so correctly. you have big taste and great soul. Have fun and thanks for nice react. 🌹💋
Homayoun Shajarian's voice and singing technique are amazing.😍👌🏻♥
This voice comes from heaven
You should listen to his father, Mohammad Reza Shajarian! I first heard him while delving into the kamancheh years ago, his collaborations with Hossein Alizadeh and Mohammad Reza Lotfi (to name a few) are stunning!!!
You Are So Beautiful. Much Much Love and Respect From Iran❤Keep Going Girl😻
You have a lot of information about Persian music and poetry , well done ❤🧿💎💎
Master Purnazeri and Homayoon Shajarian, thank you for your sharing 🎉🎉❤❤❤
Keep in mind that Rumi's poetry is often a conversation between him and God, not some lover/girl etc.
That felt like the shortest fourteen minutes of video/reaction I've ever watched! I guess it must means I enjoyed it as much as you did. Translating Persian poetry into English is notoriously difficult so don't expect to get inundated on that front! Ps, occasionally venture into Iranian pop music too; they're equally good and enjoyable. Good luck sweetheart :-)
It needs another Fitzgerald
I just enjoy the music and incredible vibes and sounds
I love how you let it play without stopping it to make your commentary. Great reaction, absolutely incredible performance by both artists.
I'm from Iran and I'm so happy you love Irani song
😍😍🇮🇷🇮🇷
Your reaction was magnificent......u r great....many thanks for ur genuine reaction
You are both a real artist who loves Homayoun and a beautiful and lovable lady
It was very, very great, thank you ♥️
Thank you very much for your beautifully reaction 👏👍👌😗🤗❤
Thank you for your wonderful reaction. The song was incredible. I hope you feel better soon and rest well.
Best regards
Hello deanna
Whenever we Iranians get together, we listen to traditional songs like Yalda night and enjoy, and this is our old tradition.
I am glad that you enjoyed traditional Iranian music 🌹
Ali from Iran
Great reaction. Loved it❤
Very talented❤️🇮🇷
The effects felt are the result of combination of Rumi's mysticism, a universal love poem and two other masters of Tanbour and classical Iranian singing by Shajarian (JR) singing in Persian, a language that has been fine tuned over many centuries for poetry. In this poem, Rumi is praying to his God and singing these words to God; but like some of other Rumi poems the poem has multiple meanings and the same poem can be sung by a person in love with another human being. The Persian language is a very old & powerful Indo-European (more precisely Indo-Germanic) language. If you want to know how powerful and flexible it is, just know that if someone from 15 centuries ago who spoke Persian gets on a time machine and arrives at our doorstep the 1500 year old person and the 21st century person can easily converse understanding each other (except for borrowed words like Computer...). I would say Persian language is not the best language as it is now for more technical conversion requiring precision like how it can be done with German and lesser extent English. If the Persian language had not been diluted by the Moslem invasion (7th century AD) it too would have continued its natural course like German, perhaps even better fine tuned for scientific discussions. Today's Persian speakers would have to reverse many changes to get back on their original path and there are academics that say it may be doable over 3-4 generations if everyone is willing and Persian school teachings are modified . Rumi created an excellent literary work and it is a contribution and gift to mankind as its words knows no boundaries and its connotative meanings may be understood by all (with some studying and explanations). No wonder Madonna loves Rumi, like millions of other people across the planet. Rumi lived in 1207-1273 AD. Buy a copy of his books and take a course or two in Persian and you will be amazed at what you discover from within your soul. There are many other famous Iranian poets lesser known in the West. Like Ferdousi who wrote the longest poem of mankind call Shahnameh (Book of Kings), it is approximately 60,000 verses and it is basically considered as the Iranian people's Saga, like the Norse Saga. Shahnameh is the story of the Iranian people from mythical times (probably 6000-9000 ears ago) to approximately 900AD.
Very beautiful song,
❤️🌹
I love all music's, and love people like you who knows music. ❤️❤️💯👍
Wow ❤️🔥 You are absolutely right about translation, Persian poetry is very deep, start with the prophet Zarathushtra/ Zoroaster( in Greek) in his book named Gatha( means song or poet) in around 4000 years ago! For example Rumi, Hafez, Omar Khayam… and mostly in the Shahname by Ferdosi we have a word called “Kherad” and if you want to translate would be the combination of all those concepts “Love, intellect, intelligent, emotional intelligence, consciousness and unconsciousness, responsibilities, morals, science, truth all together) probably the closest world in English will be Wisdom or something like that as we don’t have exact word ✨❤️✨Kherad be with you✨🙏✨
Amazing reaction .thank you
Bravo , I love your reaction ❤
We love you from Iran
Hi Deanna, I love you reaction, comments and analysis and forgot to have the lyrics explanation. It is from another world!
Dear Deanna i am so glad that you like such a musik persian musik and idont know that you understand persian language especially rumi poems that realising them are not very simple so they are phlosofy anyway i am very glad from your contiosnes
I am also always crying when I listen to this..Both are amazing artists. the instrument is Persian 3 tar we call it setar.
You have a greit understanding of Persian language wow ❤
Thanks
From iran♥️🖤🧡💛
In terms of music, the West is about a thousand years behind Middle Eastern music.
In the West, the rman does not sing, but only almost talks, but in the Middle East it is the heart and all the emotions and senses when you sing.
Persian, Kurdish music is by far the most developed music.
Hi beauty 😍, love for you from Iran 🇮🇷, you are lovely, God bless you and God bless iran 🇮🇷
Thanks for reacting iranian music ..
I love you 🥰
Yes, at the end, "music is such a powerful thing" and It's the beginning.
Very thanks
Your reaction The Best ❤️ Thanks thank you... Thanks 💙❤️ I'm from Iran 🇮🇷
Hi my daughter, Iranian classical music follows certain rules and regulations. The most important of these rules is that the music should be composed and arranged so that the singer can perform the poem he has chosen to sing in the most beautiful way possible and the listeners can accompany the poem with music. Fully understand. In fact, music and poetry are complementary. When the audience leaves the hall, they whisper the poem. Usually, the poems are chosen by the singer from very famous poets in Iran and the world, such as Hafez Shirazi, Saadi Shirazi, Sayeh, Khayyam, Rumi, etc. Yes, my dear daughter, if the language is Persian. You realized that you enjoyed music much more and better.
God bless you dear.
That instrument is called setar.
ایران ساز تنبور است.
very nice of you and really great, to understand these lyrics, you need to look for Rumi and other Sufi masters. these are pretty deep issues, and I was actually glad that you figured out something about this beyond the musical composition, heard some reactions, but yours was the best and deeper than some.
U r a beautiful talented young lady. Excellent reaction
Yea his RIP father was Persian song King👑 we all love them both and also u'll be suprised if u know her sister is a singer and she has an amazing voice too❗I mean they are a talented FAMILY❗
Really so beautiful and so amazing
Great Deanna , I like your video , I wish good moments and shinne time for you alsom girl👌🏻😍
Very good thank you for best reaction I wish you all the best ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
Hi ,im Persian ,thanks for reaction
yes, Tahrir
You are so cute. What I like on you ist your knowledge about Iranian classic music well ❤🤗🌺
The best reaction.i love ،💓👍😍it
Hi, thanks for reacting the music, lyrics are from old Iranian famous poet "Rumi" it is hard even to translate to today farsi language it is mostly talking about spiritual love sometime they used to talk about normal love as an example however it is mostly talking about love in general and higher level, "Tahrir" that you mentioned is a technique to sing but also is one of the way for writting poem...etc when we talk about poems it has some different arts inside ...one is handwritting techniques one is decorating poem pages and books with paiting techniques....one is miniature painting and very thing layers of gold the whole decoration peocess is called "Tazhib" and finaly reading and singing is another art in poems....
Thank you for your reaction video.
Homayoun Shajarian, the son of Mohammad Reza Shajarian, is a master of original Iranian singing. His voice is one of the 50 most enduring voices in the world. tahrir is a style in Iranian music that comes out of the throat by combining the sound of the flash and the main sound at the same time.
Thank you for coming back in RUclips and your reaction.🥰❤ I suggest you that listen to Alireza ghorbani because i know you like traditional music,,Rozeghare gharibi,,
I would explain the meaning but it's hard for us to understand it as well. We grew up studying and analysing these poems in school and I wasn't very good at tbh. Im glad you enjoying them.
Tank you for attention to Persian culture 💕🙏🌻
Yes, you're right it takes you to a totally different world, which is the world of love, the almighty himself if you understand this frequency .Congrats, you have been blessed❤
The meaning of poems is that when you realize your higher being, you forget your ego and drop everything that bounds you to this way of living which is just your ego itll help you to achieve GOD
Chirping is originally the sound of singing birds such as canaries and nightingales, which are used by singers in authentic and traditional Persian music. Chirping is usually used on the long sounds a + e + o and mostly at the end of verses and stanzas. The equivalent of chirping in English can be the word tweet
The song is very beautiful, of course, Homayoun Shajarian and his father, Professor Mohammad Reza Shajarian, have very beautiful songs. My last sentence is about you. You are a beautiful and attractive lady. Always be happy, darling.
Thank you very much for your reaction😗🤗👍❤
All poetic Iranian songs and poems come from the theme of a rite of passage or a deep learning that requires some sort of deep sacrifice.
A lot of people make the mistake that Iranian songs are sad... It is not about sadness; it is about sacrifices needed in the journey of life and to become at peace with that in order to
achieve that destination.
This song was about a boy that only becomes a "real man" when he finally feels and understands real devotion and love and the
sacrifices needed in reality to achieve that ever true mythical love to his beloved he so desperately wanted. He is not sad; he is ever so appreciative and humbled. He is not mad, that he went through the pains of his sacrifices as he is enlightened and at peace by the achievements of his love and devotion unwavering because that is exactly what he wanted all along--True love and devotion deeply intertwined with his partner.
Hello, the Persian language is really an amazing language that has many dimensions and you cannot really express its true meaning with a translator, you must learn the Persian language to understand the beauty of this language of love, so many beautiful words and It is rooted in this language that we ourselves have to translate into fluent language, may you be alive, tahrir is a type of reading words, and traditional style readers each have their own type of tahrir
OK
I like your videos
Please continue 🙏🏽 🙂
Your fan from Iran 🇮🇷 👏
The poem is about the love of God and the Creator, and its meaning in brief is that by understanding the greatness and beauty of God, you become unconscious (like getting drunk) and forget the world.
It was very good to continue.👍🌹
And one thing left to say , you give me the vibes of a very sweet pure good-natured girl so I hope the future brings the best for you
I wish you the best 🥰
Thank you so much 😊
At 8:40 You can see deep feeling in her eyes ...At 8:53 what he does is called "chah chah" in traditional Persian music ....some classic Persian singers do that longer than him , once as a kid in a public bus an European tourist heard it played in bus stereo system , he said why does he do that , has he belly ache ?! ...but Europeans especially German speaking nations have equivalent of that , they call it yodeling ...I like listening to yodeling , it is cute
❤❤❤fantastic 👏🏻
Your interest in Persian music and language makes me happy as an Iranian. It is clear from your explanation that you have been able to get good information about Iranian music. Since you are interested in the sound of a Setar instrument, I suggest you prepare and listen to the Monad album (Aan o Aan) with the solo of master Hossein Alizadeh. I would be happy to know your opinion about it.
Nice reaction and u are so 😍
tnx
so nice🍀💛
This is the crystallization of thousand years of the Persian culture.
Thanks for your reaction.
very nice keep it up 🌺💙
همایون عشششششششششششقه ی دوووووونه هست ،🇮🇷🇮🇷🇮🇷🇮🇷🇮🇷🇮🇷🇮🇷
He is the best, I love you Homayoun
Plz create more videos. Thanks 🙏
RESPECT
Keep going strongly, body l hope you will get it What you want ❤️❤️❤️
Love, good man from earth 😂😊
mystic poetry of rumi .Hermitism
This music is the best of the best on the world , homayoon is from the other world
Nice job😍keep it up.
And believe me.translation cannot make it work.actually sometimes when i see translation it makes me laugh cuz the whole context means something else in persian philosophy.but you can take little parts of its overall content.every single of those words have history and story behind it."a word can mean alot in persian poems".as a persian speaker i can understand the words but this is not about poem.actually its a philosophy class in shape of poetry.
And nice performance from Mr.Shajarian👌
🥰😊nice content you are making💙
Tht was awsome💜🌸🌸🌸
Just WOW😭♥️🌹👏♥️😭