Ahmad Shamlu
b. 1925 – d. 2000 · 42 books
Biography
Ahmad Shamloo (Persian: احمد شاملو, Ahmade Šāmlū Persian pronunciation: [æhˈmæd(-e) ʃˈɒːmluː], also known under his pen name A. Bamdad (Persian: ا. بامداد)) (December 12, 1925 – July 24, 2000) was a Persian poet, writer, and journalist. Shamlou was arguably the most influential poet of modern Iran. His initial poetry was influenced by and in the tradition of Nima Youshij. Shamlou's poetry is complex, yet his imagery, which contributes significantly to the intensity of his poems, is simple. As the base, he uses the traditional imagery familiar to his Iranian audience through the works of Persian masters like Hafiz and Omar Khayyám. For infrastructure and impact, he uses a kind of everyday imagery in which personified oxymoronic elements are spiked with an unreal combination of the abstract and the concrete thus far unprecedented in Persian poetry, which distressed some of the admirers of more traditional poetry.
from wikipedia: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ahmad_Shamloo
from wikipedia: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ahmad_Shamloo
Books by Ahmad Shamlu
Mis̲l-i khūn dar ragʹhā-yi man
Mis̲l-i khūn dar ragʹhā-yi man
Rūznāmah-yi safar maymanatʹas̲
Rūznāmah-yi safar maymanatʹas̲ar-i iyālāt-i mutafarriqah-yi Imrīgh
Khānah-yi man dar intihā-yi ja
Khānah-yi man dar intihā-yi jahān ast
PLUME D'OR
PLUME D'OR
Lālāyī bā shaypūr
Lālāyī bā shaypūr
Nāmʹhā va nishānahʹhā dar dast
Nāmʹhā va nishānahʹhā dar dastūr-i zabān-i Fārsī
The love poems of Ahmad Shamlu
Kitāb-i shiʻr
Kitāb-i shiʻr
Nukhustīn haftah-ʼi shiʻr-i Kh
Nukhustīn haftah-ʼi shiʻr-i Khūshah
A Conversation with Modern Persian Poets
Miyān-i khvurshīdʹhā-yi hamīsh
Miyān-i khvurshīdʹhā-yi hamīshah
Rūzgār-i gharībī ast, nāzinīn
Rūzgār-i gharībī ast, nāzinīn
Rūzgār-i gharībīʹst, nāzinīn
Rūzgār-i gharībīʹst, nāzinīn
Sitārah-i bārān-i javāb-i yak
Sitārah-i bārān-i javāb-i yak salām
Majmūʻah-yi ās̲ār
Majmūʻah-yi ās̲ār
Qiṣṣahʹhā-yi kitāb-i kūchah
Qiṣṣahʹhā-yi kitāb-i kūchah
Daughters of Mother Sea
Daughters of Mother Sea
The Man Without Lips
The Man Without Lips
Bunʹbastʹhā va babrʹhā-yi ʻāsh
Bunʹbastʹhā va babrʹhā-yi ʻāshiq
Yādnāmah-yi nukhustīn haftah-y
Yādnāmah-yi nukhustīn haftah-yi shiʻr-i Khūshah
Dar āstānah
Dar āstānah
Dar jidal ba khamushi
Dar jidal ba khamushi
Darʹ hā va dīvār-i buzurg-i Ch
Darʹ hā va dīvār-i buzurg-i Chīn
Hymnes d'amour et d'espoir
Hymnes d'amour et d'espoir
Guft va gū bā Aḥmad Shāmlū, Ma
Guft va gū bā Aḥmad Shāmlū, Maḥmūd Dawlatʹābādī, Mahdī Akhavān S̲ālis̲
قصههای کتاب کوچه
قصههای کتاب کوچه
Hunar va adabīyāt-i imrūz
Hunar va adabīyāt-i imrūz
Qaṭʻnāmah
Qaṭʻnāmah
Yādʹnāmah-ʾi nukhustīn haftah-
Yādʹnāmah-ʾi nukhustīn haftah-ʾi shiʻr-i Khūshah, 24-28 Shahrīvar māh 1347
Kitab-i kuchah
Kitab-i kuchah
Havā-yi tāzah
Havā-yi tāzah
Dar'hā va dīvār-i buzurg-i Chī
Dar'hā va dīvār-i buzurg-i Chīn navishtȧh'hā-yi kutāh
Āydā dar āyinah va laḥẓah'hā v
Āydā dar āyinah va laḥẓah'hā va hamīshah
Barguzīdah-ʾi shʻirha-yi Ahmad
Barguzīdah-ʾi shʻirha-yi Ahmad Shāmlū
Ghazal-i ghazal-hā-yi Sulaymān
Ghazal-i ghazal-hā-yi Sulaymān
Marsīyah' hā-yi khāk
Marsīyah' hā-yi khāk
Yād nāmah-i nakhustīn haftah-'
Yād nāmah-i nakhustīn haftah-'i shi'r-i Khūshah
Az havā va āyinahʹhā
Az havā va āyinahʹhā
Bunbastha va babrha-yi ashiq (
Bunbastha va babrha-yi ashiq (Guzinah-yi shir-i muasir)
Hadis-i biqarari-yi Mahan
Hadis-i biqarari-yi Mahan
Shikuftan dar mih
Shikuftan dar mih
Taranahha-yi kuchak-i ghurbat
Taranahha-yi kuchak-i ghurbat