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Aleppan cook a graceful greeting。 Heaping the meat…filled cabbage dolma into

my bowl; I covered it with yogurt and topped it off with handfuls of hot red

pepper flakes before taking a seat beside the young gentleman。

Every night a sorrow overwhelms me; a misery descends upon me。 Oh; my

brothers; my dear brothers; we’re being poisoned; we’re rotting; dying; we’re

exhausting ourselves as we live; we’ve sunk up to our necks in misery…Some

nights; I dream that he emerges from the well and es after me; but I know

we’ve buried him deeply beneath plenty of earth。 He couldn’t possibly rise

from the grave。

The gentleman; who I thought had buried his nose in his soup and

forgotten the whole world; opened the door to a conversation。 Was this a sign

from Allah? “Yes;” I answered; “they’ve ground the meat to the right

consistency; my stuffed cabbage is quite to my liking。” I asked about him: He’d

recently graduated from a miserable twenty…coin college and been taken into

Arifi Pasha’s patronage as a clerk。 I didn’t ask him why; at this hour of the

night; he wasn’t at the Pasha’s estate; at the mosque or at home in the arms of

his beloved wife; but chose instead to be at this street kitchen teeming with

unmarried thugs。 He asked me where I’d e from and who I was。 I thought

for a moment。

“My name is Bihzad。 I’ve e from Herat and Tabriz。 I’ve painted the

most magnificent pictures; the most incredible masterpieces。 In Persia and

Arabia; in every Muslim book arts workshop where illustrations are made;

they’ve said this about me for

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