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کنسرت هالیوود پالادیوم هایده و داریوش سال ۱۹۸۳
کنسرت هالیوود پالادیوم هایده و داریوش سال ۱۹۸۳

One day, I will visit Sardinia.

Perhaps the real question is not whether you should become the oil or the light. It is whether you are willing to be consumed at all.

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بعضی وقت‌ها فکر میکنم اینجا تجلی خود جهنمه. آتش از یه جا به بعد برات دردی رو به ارمغان نمیاره چون تمام عصب‌هات میسوزه و ازبین میره. اما این چرخه جهنم واری که ما توش هستیم؟ این؟ نمیدونم چیه ولی هر روز ما رو میکشه،بخواب میبره و فرداش دوباره زنده میکنه.
نوشته شده در ۲۵ آپریل

تازه چند ماهه فهمیدم میتونم زبان‌های مختلف رو خیلی سریع یاد‌ بگیرم ولی چه فایده که زبان برنامه نویسی جزوشون نیست.

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آرامگاه کورش بزرگ 1928 میلادی
آرامگاه کورش بزرگ 1928 میلادی

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Baadak Ala Baly - Fairuz (320).mp39.65 MB

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Sorry for the late response. I like how the poem shows that faith does not require certainty at first it can develop over time.

THE RESURRECTION I was the one who waited in the garden Doubting the morning and the early light. I watched the mist lift off its own soft burden, Permitting not believing my own sight. If there were sudden noises I dismissed Them as a trick of sound, a sleight of hand. Not by a natural joy could I be blessed Or trust a thing I could not understand. Maybe I was a shadow thrown by some Who, weeping, came to lift away the stone, Or was I but the path on which the sun, Too heavy for itself, was loosed and thrown? I heard the voices and the recognition And love like kisses heard behind the walls. Were they my tears which fell, a real contrition? Or simply April with its waterfalls? It was by negatives I learnt my place. The garden went on growing and I sensed A sudden breeze that blew across my face. Despair returned but now it danced, it danced. Elizabeth Jennings