Title: Forevern
Description: Forevern was never a place I could simply find.
It began as a whisper, a distant realm glimpsed through mist, a promise of peace at the end of a weary road. I thought, in my naivety, that to step upon its path was to have arrived. But soon I learned: the path and the destination are not the same.

At first, the traveller believes he has reached paradise.
He walks among soft lights, feels love and serenity, and mistakes that fleeting warmth for eternity. Yet paradise too is but another trial, for beyond its beauty lies fire, the descent into the heart’s own inferno, where illusions burn and truth is forged.

In that fire, one learns what Forevern truly demands.
To walk toward it is to lose and be remade, to be broken and restored, again and again. The road bends through heavens and hells alike, and the wanderer often wonders whether he should keep walking at all. But just as he thinks the journey has ended, Forevern calls him once more, quiet, distant, irresistible.

I once believed Forevern had forgotten me.
But it never does.
It waits, patient as eternity itself, drawing me back whenever I stray, reminding me that its story, our story, is not over. What began as a search became a myth; what was once a dream became a destiny.

And so, this book continues, not as an ending, but as a return.
Forevern lives, and it still calls. The journey goes on.
Subjects: Poetry (poetic works by one author), Forevern, Love poetry, Mythology, Modern Mythology, Poetic Mythology, Love stories, Personal narratives, Sprituality, Transformation, Love
Places: Tehran (Iran), Mashhad (Iran), Rasht (Iran)