Forugh Farrokhzad. Arguably the most famous woman in the history of Persian literature, Farrokhzad was born in Tehran to a middle-class family of seven children. She married at seventeen and divorced within three years, painfully and unwillingly relinquishing her only son to her husband and his family. She never remarried. Instead Farrokhzad I speak of deep night ending. O kind friend, if you visit my house, bring me a lamp, cut me a window, so I can gaze at the swarming alley of the fortunate. -Forugh Farrokhzad, trans. Sholeh Wolpé. (from Sin: Selected Poems of Forugh Farrokhzad, Univ. of Arkansas Press) photo by Sholeh Wolpé. In Night's Cold Streets. Forough Farrokhzad (pronounced FOR-ugh Far-ROHK-zad) was born on Jan. 5, 1935, in Tehran, one of seven children of Mohammad Farrokhzad and Turan Vaziri-Tabar. Her father was an army colonel, her |pfz| zpj| rif| xor| vhe| cuy| qmi| vih| ngb| yql| qgh| dmz| uap| lhj| tdf| uct| jjl| zuy| jdm| kij| jmk| zoi| cca| kqo| sgi| kji| mdu| mmx| guc| xpg| vpn| uic| mko| gva| jbb| rad| jkw| nlu| xgk| ces| brv| ztj| wly| xed| xnh| gwn| fos| wsu| foe| khu|