Reza Braheni died
Reza Braheni, writer, poet and literary critic, died this morning, April 26, 1401.
Theater News Base: Reza Braheni, writer, poet and literary critic, passed away this morning, April 26, 1401, at the age of 86 in Canada.
His son Ekta Braheni confirmed this news on the virtual page.
Ahavan Bagh (1341), The Forest and the City (1343), A Night at Noon (1344), A Tragedy Under the Sun (1349), Flowers on the Wide Moon (1349), Zollah (1358), Masks and Bands (English) (1356) , Great Sorrows (1984), Come by the Window (1988), addressed to butterflies and why I am no longer Nimai’s poet? (1995) and Ismail (1987) are the books of poetry of Master Braheni.
His novels include The Song of the Killed, The Secrets of My Homeland, Azadeh Khanum and her author, Elias in New York, Mr. Ayaz’s hellish days, well after well, and what happened after the wedding.
The following is a poem by the late professor Reza Braheni:
Now put me to sleep again
Sleep in the sun
Sleep apart from others
Only sleep
And sleep next to the sparrow hole
And sleep in the spring.
Come from behind and look at me
Here
Yes, put me to sleep right here.
I went so that my departure would be the same as my departure
And be different from the departure of others
Now you are the difference between my soul and your nails.
I love the difference
Lay the mirror on me too
How good is the coma beyond death in detail
Now I’m leaving you and you’re leaving
My division into nothingness is like a dream
A language that is silent in sounds
And now complete my irreversibility.