This volume includes two collections of poetry: The Holy Present, a collection of poems about the natural world, family, and subjects that "spoke to my condition;" and a collection of poems entitled Farda, which means "tomorrow" in Persian or Farsi, covering the years I spent in Iran, as well as a few post-Iranian experience poems.
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Diane M. Moore, retired archdeacon of the Episcopal Diocese of Western Louisiana, is a poet, fiction and non-fiction writer, who lived in Iran during the reign of the Shahanshah, 1973-75. She has published a compilation of news columns in a book entitled Iran: In A Persian Market and a children's book about Iran, Sophie's Sojourn in Persia. Farda is her first book of poetry about Iran, and she says she never seems to be "done" writing about the experience of living in this mideastern country during a time when relationships with the United States were not so volatile.
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