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Dream…---mahnaz Badihian

mahmag  •  05 April, 2007

Dream…

mahnaz badihian by; Ardeshir Mohases

I will dream
To the end of this road , The road
That ends to nothingness

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Spring by Rosetta Monteforte Racalbuto

mahmag2  •  19 March, 2007

Rosetta Monteforte Racalbuto

SPRING

by Rosetta Monteforte Racalbuto

Once again Spring
has been painted
by the sublime artist.

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Good Night Baby Girl

mahmag3  •  28 February, 2007

I open the window
so that she can hear the sound of the night,
so that she can smell the fresh scent,
and when the rain starts
she will hear her mama again
walking quietly as a breeze of air
to cover her from the cool of the storm.

Watch her gently as she stirs slightly,
amazed by the face, so small
and innocent, that reflects the generations
back through untold time, that moves
toward a future shaped and molded
by who we are, by from where we came,
by the question mark of where we are today.

Sheema Kalbasi and Roger Humes
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A Poem by Fatemeh Haghverdian

mahmag2  •  22 February, 2007

Fatemeh Haghverdian


For a skeleton's 44th year
by Fatemeh Haghverdian
Translated by:Ramin Rostampour

My father sowed my life in the wind
So that my mother would reap whirlwind
I was born upon the hand
So that I would grasp my life with both hands.
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A Poem by Pooyan Sadeghi

mahmag2  •  15 February, 2007

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A Poem

by Pooyan Sadeghi

today
the trees were crying
not from sorrow
but because they were so happy
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Three Poems by Mariella De Santis

mahmag2  •  14 February, 2007

Mariella De Santis

Poems by Mariella De Santis
translated from Italian to English by Anthony Robbins

Awaiting the Barbarians

We shall be no example
for the timorous or faint-hearted
We never mixed our blood
to create a new species
The strong will stay with the strong
the feeble with the feeble
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2 poems by : Anthony John Robbins

mahmag  •  09 February, 2007

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Anthony John Robbins
A native of England, studied English literature at university and taught criticism at the Australian National University before changing tack and entering the business world.
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Roger Bonair-Agard

mahmag2  •  06 February, 2007

Roger Bonair-Agard

The devil in music
by Roger Bonair-Agard

– for Wammo and the North Stand
They say they want to have a musical change in pan
Well I didn’t tell them Yes
Well I didn’t tell them No


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2 poems by: Nosratollah Massoudi

mahmag  •  30 January, 2007

Like Last Year
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By Nosratollah Massoudi
Translated From Persian by Mahnaz Badihian



I come to visit you
Without flowers or chocolates

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Two Poems by Andres Alfaro

mahmag  •  23 January, 2007

Subtlety

by Andres Alfaro

Just once
isn’t it time
that we dropped our subtle acts
and speak to each other plainly?


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Poems by: Rati Saxena

mahmag  •  09 January, 2007

They Are Talking About Globalization
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Doors are banging
Approaching inside
Doorsteps have left the line


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Beyond Judgement Day by Nosratollah Massoudi

mahmag2  •  07 January, 2007

Beyond Judgement Day
By Nosratollah Massoudi
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Translated From Persian by Mahnaz Badihian

When dawn comes and
Violets Pour
I remember the days
That the Sunny moments
Would Swirl around you



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....orange clouds, gray day....by Ario Mashayekhi

mahmag  •  29 December, 2006

....orange clouds, gray day

Without a kiss,
lovers let go of each other’s arms
to go their own separate way.
The old man on the bench
shakes his head in total dismay.


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Gina Labriola- 2 poems

mahmag  •  29 December, 2006



translated from Italian by:
Ruth Feldman


Don’t leave me alone
with the moon’s corpse.

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Sheema Kalbasi

mahmag  •  06 December, 2006



Kalbasi’s poetry is generous and abundantly human, passionate and compassionate -- Jimmy Santiago Baca, award winning poet, and author of Immigrants in Our Own Land

Here are two of the poems from the book.
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