Anvari quotes

Anvari was a renowned Persian poet, celebrated for his complex and ingenious poetry. His masterful use of language and deep knowledge of science and philosophy made him a standout figure in Persian literature. He gained fame at the Seljuk court and influenced many generations of poets. Here is 1 of his quotes:

Waft, gentle gale, oh waft to Samercand, When next thou visitest that blissful land, The plaint of Khorassania plung'd in woe: Bear to Turania's King our piteous scroll, Whose opening breathes forth all the anguish'd soul, And close denotes whate'er the tortur'd know. (Anvari)

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Anvari

Occupation: Persian Poet
Born: 1126
Died: 1190
Quotes count: 1
Wikipedia: Anvari