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Bird, and the Cage
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I'm the bird, and I'm the cage.
I have put the bars up
one by one myself.
I give you my feathers
one by one
and silently watch you burn them
one by one
Because I am the bird, and I'm the cage
You were the burning fire
I am still here
The cage is cold
Cold
پرنده ام
قفسم
میله ها را خود
یک به یکبسته ام
یک به یک پرهای خود را
در آتش عشق تو سوزاندم
حال آتش در خاموشی
به حالم میخندد
پر هایم را باز میکنم
هنوز اینجام
قفس سرد است
سرد
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Kamyar Arsani Frederick, Maryland
Kamyar Arsani, a scholar of the Daf (the Iranian frame drum) is an Iranian multi-instrumentalist, singer and songwriter. Through his solo work and numerous collaborations, Arsani creates music across an array of styles, ranging from classical Persian music to genre-defying punk and electronic experimentation. ... more
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