Mehr News Agency - Group Culture: Less than another month (November 21, 1396) Ali Esfandiari, known as Nima Youshij, a poet and one who won the new Farsi poetry as a founder of the Persian poetry, And becomes twenty years old. He created a revolution in Iranian poetry with the influential influences of the mythology, which in fact was the manifold of the Persian poetry, a revolution that deliberately challenged all the foundations and structures of ancient Persian poetry before.
The journey to the paternal house of the poet on the verge of adoration is a pleasure to be found at the middle of the path leading to this house; seeing the dandelions that are scattered in the air and subconsciously cast you into his poetry, which is a verse from this Prophet's plant. Nima Museum (Nima House) is located at Baldeh axis, five kilometers west of Baladeh, on the path leading to the Kandovan road and in the village of Yush. This is a prototype of the remnants of the Qajar period, and it was built by 2017 AH Nima, Ali Khan Nazim al-Ayaleh
The building is designed with the characteristics of Islamic architecture and is compatible with the cold and mountainous climate of the north of the country in the form of four porches with rooms of three doors, five doors, the king's hall, vestibule and space service. The building was purchased by the National Heritage of Iran from the heir Nima in 1989, and the body of Nima was buried in the courtyard of this house, the Paternal Home, in 1372, according to his will
The Nima Museum, with the title of the museum of the father of the poetry of Nouri Parsi, was opened from the place of the approval of the second round of the delegation's visit and at the Cultural Heritage Week (May 2009). The content of the museum and its use, as it is called, is actually a description of the life story of Nima Youshig..
The museum has diverse galleries that represent the innumerable angles of Nima's life, as well as the space in which he has grown; houses whose dimensions and scale represent the social and economic level of his family. Pictures and images from the moment of his life and his connection to the nature of his surroundings, Nima's tools and personal belongings, such as glasses, pens, clothing, shoes, and even his rifles, as well as his books, his journals and his notes contribute to the retelling of social and He has even a political poet.
In the other eyelets of this museum, seeing Nima and his wife's birth certificate, as well as the marriage document of the two, we see a great deal of Nima's life. In addition to the collection, you step in a place that has been able to present a young and sometimes mischievous child, the father of the Persian poetry, the history of ancient Iranian literature.
In the central courtyard of the house, the tomb of Nima Youshij, Sirous Tahebaz - who spent his life in the way of editing Nima's works - as well as the sister of Nima, Behjat Ulzaman Esfandiari, who has been able to add to the spirit of contaminated poetry.
The three rooms from the Nima's paternal room have been converted to books in order to hold books that are not nicer, literary, historical books, even a book about microelectronics. But in other rooms, letters, part of the manuscripts, a simple painting from Qazvin's minaret with his signature, Nima, some photos of the father of the new poetry and, of course, a number of poems written by the poets of Mazandaran in the writings of Nima, Yoush, Nour, Mazandaran. Has been found.
Nevertheless, the status of keeping a part of this historic home is not at the present time appropriate and, of course, beautiful for both domestic and foreign visitors; the observations of the reporter indicate that in the number of rooms on the ground floor of this museum-house, Has been home
Of course, these chambers are closed, but it is clear from the back of their hinges, the condition inside them and the devices that are hung over each other; such lamps as vacuum cleaners, bikes, paint buckets and a lot of cartons, which are not known, are empty or equipped. And, of course, there are plenty of books lumped together, and it's still unclear whether these books belong to the Library of Nimes or any other person.
Mehr correspondent tried to pursue the issue from the museum's officer, but he said that his job was to sell tickets only and that they should be traced back to the Cultural Heritage Organization. While Nima's father-in-law's house has become a museum for many years, with the great effort of the organization and spending a great deal, it seems to require the attention of the organization to maintain and protect it..
Perhaps the distance to reach the "Yush" and some kind of impasse in this region has made it a bit out of the spotlight of the relevant authorities, although some time ago, the "Delaware Majnya", the Director General of the Cultural Heritage, Tourism and Handicrafts of Mazandaran, himself admitted "We still have not been able to portray such figures as Nima Yushij as an attraction in the tourism sector of the province».
Nima, she once said: "I miss you so much. There are days when I do not see anyone ... In my privacy, my hatred comes to me more. It sounds like trees in my chest. In my skull I read swallows, sparrows and sparrows ... "; this may be a translation of the present situation of the fatherly father of the poetry father of Iran.
