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Faces of Love
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SKU: 9780143107286
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“Faces of Love” explores the complexities of love through the timeless works of three 14th-century Persian masters. Translated by Dick Davis, this book offers a captivating journey into the rich literary traditions of Persia, breathing new life into classic tales of romance, longing, and devotion. ISBN: 9780143107286. Introduction by Ranjit Lal.
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Danish Shafi –
Absolutely stunning! The beauty and depth of these poems are breathtaking. I will read it again and again. Highly recommended.
Kunapuli Venkata Sai Sandeep –
The introduction was insightful, and the poems were a window into another world! Great read for poetry lovers.
Nitish Kumar –
Some poems are really good, but others didn’t resonate with me as much. It’s a mixed bag, but worth exploring.
Piyush Kumar Sah –
Faces of Love is a treasure! The translations are superb, and the poems resonate deeply. Ranjit Lal’s introduction set the stage nicely.
Mritunjay Dubey –
A fascinating collection. Some poems soared, others fell flat for me. Still, a valuable addition to my poetry collection.
Datti Jhansi –
A beautiful collection, but sometimes the language felt a little too archaic for me. Still, a worthwhile read. Davis did great job.
Soumya Gupta –
The translation is beautiful, and it does opens a window into a rich literary tradition. Highly recommend this one!
Shirin Sachdeva –
This book is a gem. The translations are beautiful, and the poems are timeless. A must-read for any poetry lover.
Hemant Kumar –
A wonderful book! It transported me to another world and made me think deeply about the nature of love. Davis’s work is exceptional.
Nikhil Yadav –
While I appreciate the effort, the poems felt a bit repetitive after a while. Still, a decent introduction to Persian poetry.
Ram Nikunj Sharma –
I struggled with the language and the themes a bit. I think it’s more suited for academics.
Bharat Jaggi –
It’s alright, though not my favorite. It was somewhat difficult to dive into at first, but I enjoyed it on my second try.
Ravi Kumar –
I enjoyed the glimpse into Persian literature, though some of the poems were hard to follow. Overall, a good introduction to these masters.
Amreen Somal –
The book provides a good overview. However, at times I found it difficult to connect with the emotions. I expected more.
Muskan Singh –
Davis’s translations are elegant and accessible. I found myself completely lost in the stories of love and longing. Great book!