The second statement of Narrata regarding the Execution of protesters by the Islamic Republic in Iran; Execution of love
Written by: Narrata Public Relations
Even if love had a voice of its own, it could not have written more beautifully: that on a night pregnant with the dawn of death, one could cry out the passion of love from behind cold bars with such eloquence and power, inscribing devotion’s words in such vivid crimson upon the prison wall. Yet Iran is the homeland of these very loves—an ancient land whose roots are entwined with the pride of its people, the blood of its lovers, the cries of mothers seeking justice, and the burning grief of mourning fathers. Loves whose share was the gallows instead of an embrace; bullets instead of kisses; and instead of union, separation. Cold graves that embraced the blood-soaked bodies of the youth, escorted to their rest by the tears of mothers and the profound agony of fathers. Yet the Execution of a lover is not the death of love. Love does not die; from every drop of blood spilled upon the earth, it sprouts anew. The lovers of Iran these days are this land’s heroes—those who held the cold bodies of their beloveds close, caressed their blood-drenched faces, and pressed kisses upon their lifeless lips. Heroes do not always take the field bearing arms. Sometimes a hero is a youth who, on the…
اعدام معترضین · بیانیه · علیرضا سپاهی · نراتا
