When you study Farsi as much as I have, you end up reading a lot of poetry. And I mean a lot.
But wait a minute, Farsi? Don’t they speak Kyrgyz in Kyrgyzstan? Yes, you’re right, but today, while I was musing on the theme of global citizenship, I kept finding myself drawn back to one of my favorite poems that I read during my four years studying Iranian culture, Farsi, and Persian poetry. I’m looking forward to adding some new information about Iran on Monday Bazaar in the future, and this is a good first step. Continue reading “Global Citizenship: An Iranian Perspective”