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The Old Women of The Ocean by Pablo Neruda (Farsi)

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Author
Pablo Neruda
Product Type
Printed Book
Origin
Chile
Format
Paperback
Weight
350 g (12.35 oz)
Delivery date
Oct 30 — Nov 6
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The Old Women of The Ocean by Pablo Neruda (Farsi)

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"The Old Women of The Ocean by Pablo Neruda" in Farsi Edition unveils a collection of poems born from Neruda's immersion in the enchanting coastal landscapes of Isla Negra. Surrounded by the magic of the sea, the caress of the wind, the white sands, delicate wild flowers, the scorching sun, and the unforgettable scent of the Pacific Ocean, Neruda crafts verses that capture the essence of this mesmerizing environment. The collection is a celebration of love, a poetic testament to the profound connection between the poet and the elements of nature that surround him. Neruda's ability to infuse his verses with the beauty and magic of the coastal setting results in a work that not only honors the love he has experienced but also serves as a lyrical tribute to the natural world that inspired him.

Overview

Persian Title

کتاب بانوی اقیانوس و صد غزل عاشقانه اثر پابلو نرودا

ISBN

9789647230803

Book Size

Octavo

Genre & Theme

Poetry – romantic and maritime-inspired

Writing Style

Poetry blending love and sea imagery

Additional information

Weight 350 g
Condition

New

Genre

Nature Poetry

Origin

Chile

Product Type

Printed Book

Format

Paperback

Language

Persian

Author Pablo Neruda

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