Learn Persian with Chying Conversation. I'm your host, Leila

Shams, and this is part three of our discussion of Rumi's poem, Beshno Ney. If you haven't heard lesson 91 or 92 yet,

go back and listen to them as these lessons are cumulative. And as you probably know by now,

this audio lesson is just one part of the complete learning system, to get the PDF guide to

this lesson and to see the lines of the poem, as well as the individual

words and phrases in the poem, in a way you can individually click on them and listen to them,

check out our website at chaiinconversation.com with Chai spelled C-H-A-I.

And this lesson specifically is at chaiinconversation.com slash lesson 93.

But for now, let's get on with the lesson.

So first, let's listen to the part of the poem we learned in the last lesson, read by

Mahalifanos, who has a beautiful poetry reading voice.

Hopefully by now you'll understand the whole thing.

All right. And now,

I'm not,

chukai'ihaehae hakaid me conant,

Kazniistan to me braided and,

in nefairam,

Mardozen, nalieda.

All right, and now let's listen to the next part that we'll be going over in this lesson.

Sineh chaham shirh of farah, to be gharth of phraq, to be goyam shirh of dard of ehtiag.

Her kassi kudur ban as as lechish, bauze. Okay, so here we have the Chaudurban

As Aslechish

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