آیدا وقتی میخونه غم شعر تموم شکافای قلبتو پر میکنه


نبیدی ببینی شل اوویدمه
 به خین دلم پرچل اوویدمه
 مو مندیر یه باد پاییزیوم
 که چی بید پیری خل اوبیدمه
 مو برد زره آسیو غمم

که اشکستم و قل قل اوبیدمه
 کنارم منه سینه ی روزگار
 ببین قسمت بردل اوبیدمه
 نه سی اوشنیدن منه دست باد
 که سی پل بریدن پل اوبیدمه 
چطوری مو یادت کنم بی وفا
 یه عمره که سیت معطل اوبیدمه

-منوچهر زنگنه

نبودی ببينی لنگ شده‌ام
به خون دلم آلوده شده‌ام
من منتظر يک باد پائيزي‌ام
كه مثل درخت بيد پيری كج شده‌ام
من سنگ زير آسياب غم هستم
كه شكسته‌ام و تكه تكه شده‌ام
درخت كنارم در سينه‌ي روزگار
ببين سهم سنگ‌ها شده‌ام (براي چيدن ميوه‌ي كنار به آن سنگ ميزنند)
نه برای تكان خوردن در دست باد
كه برای گيسو بريدن، گيسو شده‌ام
چطوری يادت كنم بی وفا
يه عمره كه برات معطل شده‌ام

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Mandeer

Aida Shahghasemi is a Minneapolis based musician with roots in Iran. She studied Psychology and Anthropology at University of Minnesota with a focus on the cultural aspects of Persian Classical Music and the restrictions imposed on the voices of Iranian female vocalists. She received her Masters degree from New York University in Arts Politics where she also served as an adjunct instructor teaching a course she developed on arts activism in Iran. She has worked with a number of different Art and Social Advocacy groups in New York and Minnesota as a musician, graphic designer, and developer and has served as an Assistant Program Coordinator at Hamline University’s Making Waves Social Justice Theatre Troupe. She has been a touring member of Iron and Wine and Marketa Irglova’s band while also being a recording artist on two of Glen Hansard’s albums. Her three albums are “Wind Between the Horse’s Ears,” released in 2015, “Cypress of Abarkooh,” released in 2019 and “Chashmandaaze Rooydaad,” released in August of 2022. She is a McKnight Music Fellow and serves as an adjunct faculty in the MFA program at Minneapolis College of Art and Design. Aida is a mental health therapist at Hiraeth Psychotherapy and works primarily with adults and couples dealing with trauma.

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