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Lady Poet of Iran
Rakhshandeh Etesami (25 March 1285 - 15 April 1320) is known as Parvin Etesami, an Iranian poet. parvin was the last child in the family and had three older brothers.
Parvin learned Persian, English and Arabic from her father as a child, and from that age she began composing poetry under the supervision of her father and masters such as Dehkhoda and the Queen of Spring Poets. His father, Yousef Etesami Ashtiani, was one of the poets and translators of his time who played an important role in shaping Parvin's artistic life and discovering his abilities, and his taste and tendency to compose poetry.
The only published work of Parvin is his collection of poems, which contains 606 poems, including poems in the form of Masnavi, pieces and ode. Parvin is best known for using the poetic style of debate in his poems.
Parvin's first collection of poems included poems he had composed before the age of 30, and contained more than 150 poems, pieces, lyric poems, and Masnavi. Since his death, he has burned some of his poems that were not to his liking..
Parvin Etesami contracted typhoid fever in April 1941. This was at a time when his brother, Abolfath Etesami, was preparing his divan for the second edition. However, Parvin's serious condition caused him to be hospitalized at home on April 24. It is said that the negligence of his doctor in treating Parvin caused his death; Because on the night of April 5, Parvin's condition becomes very bad. His family sends a carriage to see his doctor, but he does not come. Finally, Parvin Etesami died on April 4, 1941 in Tehran at the age of 34 and was buried in the family tomb of Fatemeh Masoumeh in Qom. He died in his mother's arms at the time of his death. After his death, a piece entitled "I composed this piece for my own tombstone" was found from him, it is not clear when he composed it for his tombstone; who engraved that piece on his tombstone.
A poem that Parvin Etesami herself wrote on her tombstone:
That the black soil is clinical
The sky is the wheel of Parvin's literature
Although he saw nothing but bitterness
Whatever you want, his words are sweet
The owner of all that speech today

The questioner is Fatiha and Yassin
Friends to remember him
A friend without a heart is a sad heart
The soil is very deadly in sight
The stone on the chest is very heavy
See this bed and learn a lesson
Whoever has the eye of truth
Whoever you are and wherever you go
This is the last home of the universe
The richer a person is.
Because he has reached this point, he is poor
Where ironically attacks
The solution is submission and obedience
To give birth and to kill and to hide
It has a long tradition
Happy is he who is in this tribulation
It relieves memory
Parvin Etesami's house is located in Tabriz. On March 19, 2007, this house was registered as one of the national monuments of Iran with the number 18681. Now this house has been turned into the museum of Parvin Etesami and some personal belongings and books of Etesami are kept there.
Translator and compiler : fatemeh abbaszadeh