Robaei
Robaei is a Persian poetic form that consists of a quatrain, or four lines, with a rhyme scheme of either AABA or AAAA. The word ruba’i means “four” in Arabic, and the plural form of ruba’i is rubaiyat, which is often used to refer to a collection of quatrains.
Some famous examples of rubaiyat are the ones attributed to Omar Khayyam, a 12th-century Persian poet, mathematician, and astronomer. His quatrains were translated into English by Edward FitzGerald in the 19th century, and became very popular and influential in Western literature
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Simple Robaei II
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The winter has gone and the spring is in the air
The trees and flowers blossom and spread their flair
But none of these can surpass the charm of your hair
You are the crown of my delight, my love, my heir
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Simple Robaei to showcase Robaei Poem Form in Persian literature
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Simple Robaei I
By
@hamed
The autumn leaves fall and the wind blows cold
The days grow short and the nights unfold
But none of these can dim the warmth of your hold
You are the fire of my heart, my love, my gold
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A simple Robaei to showcase Robaei Poem form In Persian literature
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