Milad Erfanpoor releases new work

Milad Erfanpour, in his latest composition, has addressed the atmosphere of mourning and sorrow following the farewell ceremony and funeral procession of the martyred leader of the revolution. In this composition, we read: "O tears! bless such moments / O sorrow! forbid laughter from our lips / O breath! come and speak of this pain / O chest! draw the sword of sighs from its sheath / Now that the broken-hearted reaches the beloved / O heart! you too come broken and pay respect / O trusted guardian of God's throne, do not remain on earth / 'Exile is enough, turn toward that quarter and roof' / You have reached seventy years old, O unfulfilled thirst for Karbala! / Weep for that unfulfilled thirst / You have passed through fire with your family / With your family, settle in the garden / Those wounds and wounds of tongues—what did they do to you / With the hand of a friend, heal all of them / O assured soul! enter God's paradise / Before the presence of Imam al-Qa'im, stand firm / You bore all patience, O restless soul / When union has come, experience all bliss / Lord, for me who am empty-handed in the world / 'Grant me sustenance from the threshold of the grace of Rida' / There where all names are erased in satisfaction / Remember me and again call upon me by name"

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# A Elegy for the Departed