Three Hundred Quatrains (300 robaee) is the second poetry by Kamal Hajian. As the name suggests, it is composed of 300 short poems in an acrostic which is called ``quatrain" or ``robaee." The subject of the poems is about love, death, happiness, and ethics. The form of the poems is in classical and ancient form. However, the language is simple contemporary Persian, and easy to read. The correction and revision of poems has been done with the help of a friend who lives in Iran. The book has 310 pages, and is printed in colors. The author has used flowers as ornaments in the book. The book is printed in hard-cover, with white papers inside.

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Listen to some of the poems.
Voice: Dr. M. Sadeghi: