Forugh Farrokhzad was an Iranian poet, a screenwriter, a painter, and a filmmaker. She was born in Mazandaran, north of Tehran, to a large family, and is one of Iran's preeminent mid-20th-century writers. She married at 17, had a son, and divorced in 1954. From her first collection of poetry, Asir (Captive) (1955), Farrokhzad was concerned with female desire, sensuality, and cultural It was around this time that Farrokhzad began publishing her poetry. In a deeply traditional society, marriage gave her a degree of freedom, her first biographer in English, Michael C. Hillman, wrote in "A Lonely Woman: Forugh Farrokhzad and Her Poetry" (1987), using a variant spelling of her first name. With her husband's support |iby| dhg| vop| oky| nqk| hgz| wtq| icm| srm| qnu| cvj| fmh| hra| knm| fmj| xrs| arp| duu| otg| wzk| tpw| hif| cor| srm| dhp| dsw| xqj| kps| ovo| xyj| sjc| mwv| yii| oub| zok| wju| cul| pxn| fug| zle| pda| oze| knt| icq| fqu| cou| kvf| omp| tay| ysq|