Yadollah Maftun Amini
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| Yadollah Maftun Amini | |
|---|---|
| Born | June 12, 1926 Shahindezh , near Tabriz |
| Nationality | Iranian |
| Years active | 1957- |
Yadollah Maftun Amini (born in 1926) is an Iranian poet.
[edit] His life
Yadollah Amini known as Maftun was born in 1926 in Shahindezh near to Tabriz. After completing primary and secondary school in his hometown, he moved to Tehran. He studied in the Tehran University's Faculty of Law.
He started with classic poetic style, but then specially after 1980s continued with modern and nonrhythmic forms of poetry.
His native language is Azeri Turkish and Ashiqli Karvan is his first Turkish poetry collection. Major part of his poems in Persian are lyrics and nostalgias.
[edit] Works
Poem books
- Ashiqli Karvan (Karavan of Ashiqs (singers)), 1960s, Tabriz
- Daryacheh (Lake), 1957, Tehran
- Kulak (Storm), 1965, Tabriz, Shams Publishers
- Anarestan (Pomegranate Garden), 1967, Tabriz, Ebn-e-sina Publishers
- Ashiqli Karvan (Camel Train), 1979
- Nahang ya Mowj (Wale or Tide), Selections of Kulak and Anarestan (1979, Tehran)
- Fasl-e-Penhan (Hidden Season), Poem selections
- Takestan-e-Ehtemal (Grapery of Probability), 1997
- Sepidkhaniy-e-ruz (White Whistling of Daytime), 2004,
- Asraneh dar Bagh-e-Rasadkhaneh (Supper in Observatory Garden), 2004, Neqah Publishers
- Man va Khazan-e-toh (Me and Your Fall), 2006, Amrud Publishers
- Shab-e-hazar-o-doh (Night of One Thousand and Two), (Includes a part in Azeri Turkish),
- Sormehfam va Khatt-e-Nasta'liq (Eyeliner Colored and Nastaliq Script), Poem collection
