The Closure; Echoes of the Verse; Poetry by Dr. Ashkan Farhadi, Chapter 5

“Echoes Unspoken” is a subtle echoes that shape us even when no sound is made.

“Silent Prayer” is an intimate journey inward. A struggle to answer the timeless question, “Who am I?”

“What You Deserve” is a bold reflection on accountability, fairness, and the courage it takes to face life without excuses and dare to say ‘I got what I deserve’ is not surrender, but the beginning of peace.

“Racing Against Sunset” is a reminder the unavoidable nature of life’ s race while finding meaning that often does not emerge from winning the race.

“A Good Place” opens a thoughtful dialogue about the very idea of heaven by asking whether goodness, health, youth, and joy could retain any meaning in a world where their opposites such as pain, illness, aging, and loss no longer exist.

“My Mistake” is a contemplative poem that questions our deepest expectations of the divine. Instead of asking whether God exists, it invites us to consider imagining the kind of God we truly hope to have.

This poem reflects on the timeless ideas of heaven and hell, not as distant realms, but as experiences woven into everyday life while acknowledging with honesty and humility, the profound truth behind asking : “Do we get what we deserve?”