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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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Graphic Art - Jude Melling

mahmag2  •  03 January, 2007

Mahmag mostly displayed painted art last year, so in an attempt to diversify we bring a sample of Jude Melling's graphic art.

MeMeMe by Jude Melling

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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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by the The Saccharinist

mahmag  •  22 December, 2006

Winter Solstice Iranian Style!


December 21st is the Winter Solstice -- the longest night of the year -- and it has been celebrated by Iranians for millennia. The festivity is essentially rooted in an appreciation of nature and despite various religious movements in Iran, including the present Islamic one, this culture has not been effaced.

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Yalda - Shab-e Cheleh - Shab-e Yalda

mahmag  •  17 December, 2006

www.amirsemnani.com

Yalda - Shab-e Cheleh - Shab-e Yalda
Shab-e Yalda
Yalda, a Syric word imported into the Persian language by the Syric Christians means birth (tavalud and melaad are from the same origin). It is a relatively recent arrival and it is refereed to the "Shab e Cheleh Festival" a celebration of Winter Solstice on December 21st. Forty days before the next major Persian festival "Jashn e Sadeh" this night has been celebrated in countless cultures for thousands of years. The ancient Roman festivals of Saturnalia (God of Agriculture, Saturn) and Sol Invicta (Sun God) are amongst the best known in the Western world.

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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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From Zayandeh Rud To The Mississippi" by: Mahnaz Badihian

mahmag  •  03 December, 2006

Read few poems from the book of"From Zayandeh Rud To The Mississippi" and book reviews by: Marvin Bell(American poet)- Ehsan YarShater-Midwest Book Review (Oregon, WI USA)- and by Jennifer Langer

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Reviewer: Midwest Book Review (Oregon, WI USA) - See all my reviews

The verse of poet, writer and dentist Mahnaz Badihian (Oba) reflects the mystic poets of her Iranian childhood and is hallmarked by romantic, simple and philosophical
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Alina Rizzi - for your doubts

mahmag2  •  21 November, 2006

for your doubts
by Alina Rizzi

return to your time
without turning to you
find again convinced the death calm
that you loved

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The Stage of the Meeting

mahmag  •  17 November, 2006

The Stage of the Meeting.
project

About us

Teatro dell’Argine is a theatre company of 3 directors, 3 playwrights and about 20 actors and theatre teachers.
Our 220 seats Theatre, ITC Teatro, is located just outside Bologna. There we carry out our own productions, house performances of other companies, and offer dozens of workshops for children and teenagers.

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Terrorist- by: Mahnaz Badihian

mahmag  •  15 November, 2006

Terrorist
( This poem was born after reading a captured suicide bomber's interview )

You have changed the smell of our land
The color of our flowers
You changed my name
My new name is terrorist

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the Saccharinist - Most Adults Are Bad

mahmag  •  13 November, 2006

We saw this article in:
https://saccharinist.blogspot.com/index.html

This blog came into existence because the Saccharinist was fatigued with all of the horrible news in the world and the complete lack of honest evaluation of it on a regular basis by anyone in any mainstream or even off-the-cuff-mainstream media. Everyday the news, sadly, is bad.


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External Links

mahmag2  •  10 November, 2006

Here are some links MahMag find's interesting, enjoy!

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Mariella Bettarini

mahmag2  •  09 November, 2006

From the book by Mariella Bettarini "Balestrucci. Un racconto in versi"
(Firenze, Edizioni Gazebo, 2006)

Here come the eggs - here come
they are five also this time - in the tender - in the warmth -
(...)
and therefore together
they raise to flight a morning - together
they stamp their pens towards
the light - in the vertigo
of the turned upside down abyss
together they go
now they fly upwards...
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