Artaxerxes and Adiela story by Persians, literature
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Artaxerxes and Adiela story
Once there was an elf named Artaxerxes,
who dwelt in the centre of the earth,
Artaxerxes crafted sculptures for the kings,
and had lived there since his birth.
The work of Artaxerxes was unparalleled in all the land.
To those who asked him he would tell how it was done,
"Whensoever my muse doth nearby stand,
she speaks to me and work is begun."
There was more truth in this than anyone knew,
for every night when the moon would rise,
there would enter his house Adiela, his muse,
and in his ear she would whisper fair advice.
Over time he began to talk to the muse,
and with one another they would converse.
For Adiela conversing with
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Norouz mobarak to all Iranians worldwide. Today we all celebrate the Norouz Festival.
The roots of this ancient traditional Iranian New Year festival go in to pre-historic times, but it is generally believed that it was originally the Persian religion Zoroastrianism which contributed this to the Persian and Iranian culture.
Today it is still recognised as the official New Year festival at the exact moment of astronomical vernal equinox (coming of spring!) in not only Iran but in many countries who were influenced under the Persian Empire. The festival is celebrated and is public holiday in Iraq, Afghanistan, Tajikistan, Uzbekistan, Azerbaij
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