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Persiansk is a poetic journey through identity, exile, and spiritual awakening. Written across a decade of transformation, these intimate verses reflect the emotional and philosophical landscape of an immigrant soul navigating change. Blending Persian mysticism with Nordic minimalism, Ramin Taheri's poems explore themes of love, longing, resilience, and the search for inner peace. Each chapter offers meditations on belonging, silence, memory, and divine connection-woven from moments of heartbreak, healing, and growth. If you've ever felt between cultures, between languages, or between worlds-this book was written for you. From meditative whispers to mythic echoes, Persiansk invites the reader into a world of stillness and reflection, where poetry becomes not performance, but presence. With lyrical honesty and quiet power, it speaks to anyone seeking meaning in the in-between.

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""Persiansk is a profound and personal collection rooted in self-reflection, spirituality, and life itself. Ramin has a rare gift for playing with language-his words interweave like contrasts and gateways to insight."" - [Rie Pedersen], ARC Reviewer ""Ramin's poems invite the reader on a personal journey-from Iran to Denmark, from youth to reflection. His language flows effortlessly, evoking life's paradoxes with gentle power."" - [Ana Gro Wajn], ARC Reviewer ""It felt like a small piece of the writer's soul had been shared with me. These poems are both intimate and reflective, especially 'Mommy, No More Books Please' and 'Moved to Denmark.'"" - [Loiuse Svensson], ARC Reviewer ""The poems are beautifully written-simple yet profound, and easy to connect with. This is one of the most beautiful poetry collections I've read in a long time."" - [Motolani Abayomi], ARC Reviewer

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Ramin Taheri is, by profession, an engineer with a personal interest in poetry and reflective writing. Over the years, he has explored rhyming and verse as a quiet outlet for processing experiences of change, memory, and inner growth. Persiansk is his first collected work, shaped by the intersection of cultures, introspection, and heartfelt curiosity.

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