رهی معیری
اشکم ولی به پای عزیزان چکیده‌ام
خارم ولی به سایهٔ گل آرمیده‌ام
با یاد رنگ و بوی تو ای نو بهار عشق
همچون بنفشه سر به گریبان کشیده‌ام
چون خاک در هوای تو از پا فتاده‌ام
چون اشک در قفای تو با سر دویده‌ام
من جلوهٔ شباب ندیدم به عمر خویش
از دیگران حدیث جوانی شنیده‌ام
از جام عافیت می نابی نخورده‌ام
وز شاخ آرزو گل عیشی نچیده‌ام
موی سپید را فلکم رایگان نداد
این رشته را به نقد جوانی خریده‌ام
ای سرو پای بسته به آزادگی مناز
آزاده من که از همه عالم بریده‌ام
گر می‌گریزم از نظر مردمان رهی
آواز: شهید خطیبی
عیبم مکن که آهوی مردم‌ندیده‌ام
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Rahi Mo'ayeri ( رهی معیری in Persian) (April 30, 1909 - November 15, 1968) né: Mohammad Hasan Mo'ayyeri (محمد حسن معیری in Persian), was an Iranian poet and musician.
He was born into an artistic and musical family on April 30, 1909 in Tehran. His uncle was the famous Qajar Era poet Foroughi Bastami. He began to write poetry when he was seventeen years old and chose Rahi as his pen name. Rahi studied the works of all the great masters of Persian literature, but was especially fond of Saadi, whose influence is readily visible in his poetry. Rahi was a composer as well as a poet. Rouhollah Khaleghi and Rahi met in 1941, and from this point on, Rahi wrote the lyrics for most of Khaleghi’s compositions as well as those of Morteza Mahjoubi, Ali Tajvidi, Hossein Yahaqqi, Moussa Maroufi, and Javad Maroufi. Rouhollah Khaleghi said that he was especially impressed with Rahi’s ability to fit words to music. Rahi’s poems have been published in Saye-ye Omr Sayeh Omr (سايه عمر in Persian) (translated "The Shadow of Life") (1964), Azadeh (1974), and Javdaneh Rahi (1984). Rahi had a deep friendship with Mr. Davood Pirnia (the founder of Golha Program) and due to that friendship he did a lot of work with Morteza khan Mahjoubi in the Golha Programs. Some people believe that the late 1950s and 1960s were the golden age of Persian music. After the resignation of Mr. Pirnia, Rahi agreed to run the Golha Program and continued to do so up until his illness.
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