137 Quotes by Iranian authors

Iranian sayings braid tenderness with irony, mystic yearning with streetwise wit. Here the rose keeps the thorn’s company, the nightingale sings to a silent heart, and the reed-flute tells of separation and return. Poets and grandmothers alike weigh words as carefully as saffron, brief, fragrant, and exacting. Themes circle love, hospitality, dignity, patience in hardship, and the restless dance of fate on a chessboard of dust and jasmine. Between tavern and prayer rug, caravan and courtyard, these lines invite reflection, kindness, and a steady gaze toward justice.
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