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My Wave


Be my wave
And let me drown
In the depths of your being,
Swept away by your storm.
I do not want a shore.
My place
Is to sink
Into the vastness
Of your ocean.
Poet: Sasan Salimi
(S.S. Sokoot)

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Sasan Salimi (Pen name: S.S. Sokoot) Sasan Salimi, known by his literary pen name S.S. Sokoot, is a contemporary Persian-language poet who primarily pursues his literary work through virtual spaces and online poetry platforms. He was born on December 8, 1993, and lives in Jo-Kandan, Talesh, Gilan Province, Iran. He holds a degree in Educational Sciences. Salimi is an introspective and emotional poet who sees poetry as a space to express mental, emotional, and human experiences. His pen name, Sokoot (Silence), represents a central concept in his work, where silence is not the absence of sound but a source of meaning and feeling. He writes in various forms, including free verse, ghazal, quatrains, and short poetic texts. The main themes of his poetry revolve around love, solitude, longing, reflections on life, personal emotions, and the lived experiences of contemporary humans. His poetic language is simple, intimate, and image-driven, focusing more on conveying emotion and mood than formal complexity.

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PersonalThemeAbstract

Blends personal desire with abstract oceanic/existential surrender

SparseMeasureDense

Sparse, meditative pacing; single emotional idea developed slowly

DarkSentimentBright

Melancholic acceptance tinged with romantic yearning; not dark

StillEnergyExplosive

Moderate intensity; drowning/storm imagery balanced by stillness

MicroLengthEpic

Nine lines; brief, compressed lyric form

PlainFigurativeOrnamented

Dense metaphorical language; wave, ocean, drowning, storm throughout

LyricVoiceDramatic

Pure lyric interior monologue; intimate direct address throughout

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