My last leaf
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روی تخت دراز کشیدهام
پنجره اتاق
قاب رنج است و خزان.
تو آخربن برگی
آخرین برگ داستان “ا.هنری”
اگر بیفتی من می میرم!
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روی تخت دراز کشیدهام
پنجره اتاق
قاب رنج است و خزان.
تو آخربن برگی
آخرین برگ داستان “ا.هنری”
اگر بیفتی من می میرم!
.
* از ایـنـجـا
How right our Aryan ancestors were to create gods. We seek $..€..X, and are left with two private bodies on a stained bed. The larger €r0tiC dream, the god, has eluded us. It is so whenever, moving out of ourselves, we look for extensions of ourselves. It is with cities as it is with $..€..X. We seek the physical city and find only a conglomeration of private cells. In the city as nowhere else we are reminded that we are individuals, units. Yet the idea of the city remains; it is the god of the city that we pursue, in vain.
The Mimic Men: a novel By V.S. Naipaul
پ.ن. ما آزمودیم در این شهر بخت خوبش - بیرون کشید باید از این ورطه رخت خویش
[Behzad]: ‘But I love her still. I still think of her.’
[Naipaul]: ‘How often do you think of her? Every day? Once a week?’
[Behzad]: ‘I think of her when my mind is clear. There are many things now. but I think of her.’
Among the Believers: An Islamic Journey By V.S. Naipaul