Nimeh-ye penhan
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1:36:00
Yes.
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Very good. What do you do?
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Working, living,
caring for my children.

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Your husband, is he a good man?
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Yes.
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Do you still write poems?
The poems...

1:36:17
The children of tomorrow will call you...
What was it?

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You remember very well.
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Yes, I mean, sometimes.
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You know, your words really affected me.
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I have tried to be honest with myself.
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Bring them to me to publish,
I have a big publishing company now.

1:36:36
Like you said,
I am no longer a little girl, nor...

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-Nor what?
-Many years have passed.

1:36:44
Yes, it was hard for me,
very hard without you.

1:36:49
You know, it's not in our hands.
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You either don't find it or
when you find it, it's too late.

1:36:58
Anyway, I remember you often.
I don't know how to tell you.

1:37:05
-Remember me, or...?
-Or what?

1:37:09
I have to go.
I'm very late.

1:37:12
20 years have passed,
tell me why?

1:37:20
Why?
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Like you, I have secrets in my life
that I may not want to tell.

1:37:26
Yes, I had secrets that
I didn't want to tell.

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But now, I'm sure you know them all.
1:37:34
Yes, I'm sure.
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But dear lady, you judged too soon
and you weren't a good judge.

1:37:43
You only listened to the complainant.
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The accused never had
the oppurtunity to defend himself.

1:37:49
The things you were told
weren't the entire truth.

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But we can't do anything now.
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That was our fate, good bye.

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