All answers (4)

1. saeid wrote ∼Tuesday, May 13

   hafez

   0 comments

2. ordak wrote ∼Tuesday, May 20

   I wish I could choose them all! The Masnavi really grabs you.  His work is both meaningful and simple at times.  His style makes his poems easy to memorize and put to song.  Of course, the rest of our great poets lack nothing.  Look here for a wonderful interview with Fatemeh Keshavarz on Mowlana's work: http://speakingoffaith.publicradio.org/programs/rumi/
   
   As a child, my mother taught me the poem of MusA va Sha'bAn (Moses and the Shepherd). Read it here: http://www.ketabnews.com/detail-2446-fa-0.html
   

   0 comments

3. samanism wrote ∼Wednesday, May 21

   I'd have to vote for Shahram K although "Kaftareh Kaakol Bessar" is pretty damn close.

   1 comments
   1. kiakam wrote ∼Friday, May 23

      Saman, you are a poet yourself...no one comes close ;)

4. Ali_G wrote ∼11 days ago

   They are all our culture and need respect ...

   0 comments