Gea

The Caspian Trilogy "Gea," by the German-Iranian writer Sam Vaseghi, is a unique poetic exploration in the deep blue of the essential elements of life. Following the poetic momentum of persian literature, pacing with the Caspian natural and cultural magnetism, the poet questions the metaphoric world of "our" archaic beliefs: was "word" in the beginning or "time" - the origin of everything in the old Iranian mythology represented by the god zarvan. Vaseghi thinks Farsi - and not only modern Farsi but also ancient Farsi - but writes German. Most exciting in this performance is the process of creation of new German terms expressions and a linguistic geometry, which transfers the Farsi language in the universe of German poetry and enriches the German language: Vaseghi masters a Iranian-Caspian Sonata in German language.