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Today is Geush Izad and the month of Aban, Nabor day, the day of abstention from eating meat, the 14th of Aban in the year 3759 Zoroastrian calendar, Sunday, the 8th of Aban the year 1400 solar, October 30, 2021 AD.<\/strong><\/p>\n

The 8th of Aban is the 14th anniversary of the death of Qaysar Aminpour, a writer, university lecturer, and contemporary poet, one of the Bakhtiari poets selected for the 7th Conference of Prominent Figures in 2008 (after his death).<\/strong><\/p>\n

He has been selected for the first period of the Fajr International poetry festival, in the customs section. Qaysar Aminpour was a poet who wrote about the war of love and peace. He was born on Ordibehesh 2, 1338, in Gotvand. In 1357, he entered the University of Tehran to study veterinary medicine, but he dropped out of the field after a while. In 1363, he went to university again in Persian language and literature and completed this field until his doctorate. In 1376, he defended his doctoral dissertation under Dr. Shafiei Kadkani entitled “Tradition and Innovation in Contemporary Poetry.”<\/p>\n

In 1358, he was one of the poets who were influential in the shaping and continuity of the activities of the poetry unit in the Arts section, until 1366. During this period, he was in charge of the poetry page of Soroush weekly. He published his first collection of poems in 1363 called “In Sunshine Alley”, written in the Ruba’i and two-couplet styles, followed by “Breathe in the morning”, with several lyrics and nearly 20 Nimai-style poems, which some by mistake interpreted as white poetry. This book was printed by the publishers in the arts section of the Islamic Propaganda Organization. He never composed poems without rhythm, and at the same time, he never rejected this type of poetry.<\/p>\n

He started teaching at the university in 1376 at Al-Zahra University and then began teaching at the University of Tehran in 1369. He also received the Nimayoshij Award, known as the Crystal Amen Chicken, in 1368, and in 1382, he was elected a full member of the Academy of Persian Language and Literature. He combined the stylistic and rhetorical features of classical poetry and Nimai poetry in his poems. One of the factors that eventually makes his style stand out is the innovation in eloquence and understanding of what today’s audience expects from poetry. His works include “In Sunshine Alley” and “Morning Breath.” “Grammar of Love” was the last book of poetry of Qaysar Aminpour, published in the summer of 1386 in Tehran and, according to reports, was reprinted in less than a month.<\/p>\n

Qaysar Aminpour suffered from various diseases after an accident in 1378 and had at least two heart surgeries and kidney transplant. Finally, in the fall of 1386, he passed away at the age of 48. His body was buried in his hometown of Gotvand. Tehran Municipality District 2, located in Saadat Abad neighborhood, is named after Behnam Qaysar Aminpour.<\/p>\n

A collection of poems by Qaysar Aminpour with the song of Alireza Eftekhari has been sung in “Nilofaraneh” album, which is the best-selling classical music album in the history of Iran.<\/p>\n

Books:<\/p>\n

He has published poems in fields such as children’s poetry and literary prose, mentioned hereunder:<\/p>\n