By the River Piedra I Sat Down and Wept

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Title: I sat by the river Pedra and cried

Author: Paolo Coelho

Translator: Mina Amiri

Publisher: Nik Farjam

Subject: Brazilian stories

Age category: Adult

Number of pages: 176

Language: Farsi

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By the River Piedra I Sat Down and Wept, a novel by Paolo Coelho that was first published in 1994. Teenage love rarely comes to an end, but what happens when two young lovers get back together after eleven years? Over time, Pilar has become a strong and independent woman, and her old friend has now become a handsome spiritual coach.

Over the years, Ylar has learned well how to suppress his emotions, and his friend has taken refuge in religion to get rid of problems and worries. But now they are together again and have traveled together on a difficult path. In a small village in France by the waters of the Pedra River, a special and old relationship is tested by the biggest questions of life.
Paolo Coelho Desousa (born August 24, 1947) is a Brazilian songwriter and novelist. Coelho wanted to become a writer from an early age. Coelho’s introversion and rebellion at the age of 17 led his parents to place him in a psychiatric ward. He escaped from the sanatorium three times before being released at the age of 20. Coelho published his first book in 1982, which was not very successful, but with the publication of The Alchemist, his name became known.

Introducing the book I sat by the Piedra River and cried
Paolo Coelho (1947) is a contemporary Brazilian writer.

His novels are popular among the general public in different countries of the world.

“I sat by the river Pedra and cried” is the story of a girl who finds her childhood lover after many years, but she has undergone many changes and has become involved in meetings and ceremonies about mother nature and religion.

In part of the book we read:
“I sat by the river Pedra and cried. The winter air cooled the tears on my cheeks and my tears flowed in the cold water that passed by me. Somewhere, this river joins another river to finally flow into the sea, far from my heart and eyes.

May my tears go so far that my love will never be found. One day I cried for her. May my tears go so far that I can forget the Pedra River and all that we once had together.

I must forget the roads, the mountains and the plains of my dreams. Dreams that never come true.
“Live,” he said. “It’s a reminder of the work of the elderly.”

I sat by the river Pedra and cried,

By the River Piedra I Sat Down and Wept was first published in 1994. Adolescent love and affection rarely come to an end, but what happens when two young lovers get back together after eleven years?
The main character of the story, Pilar, is tired of his monotonous life and is looking for a higher meaning of life. Over time, she has become a strong and independent woman, and her old friend and mistress has also become a handsome and attractive spiritual mentor. Over the years, Pilar has learned well how to ward off his emotions, and his friend has turned to religion to avoid problems and worries.

But now they are together again and have traveled together in a difficult and difficult way. In a small village in France, along the waters of the Pedra River, a special and old relationship is tested by life’s biggest questions. These meetings transform Pilar’s life throughout. In this book, the power of miracles, faith, and spiritual healing is prominently displayed and severely impresses the audience. Love means to be one with the other, and to find the spark of God in the other, which Pilar’s tears by the Piedra River lead us to this oneness.
Paulo Coelho is a Brazilian writer and undoubtedly the most influential contemporary writer of our time, who in most of his books deals with the subject of love and faith. His novels are popular among the general public in various countries around the world. His most famous book, The Alchemist, is one of the best-selling novels of the last decade of the twentieth century.

In parts of the book I sat by the river Pedra and cried, we hear:
“Legend has it that whoever sheds tears in this river, his tears will turn to stone in the river, and he wished that he could wipe his heart from his chest and throw it to the bottom of the river to turn to stone.”

“I sat by the river Pedra and cried. The winter air cooled the tears on my cheeks and my tears flowed in the cold waters that passed by me. “Somewhere, this river joins another river so that eventually, far from my heart and eyes, they all fall into the sea.”

“May my tears go so far that my love will never be found. One day I cried for her. May my tears go so far that I can forget the Pedra River and all that we once had together. I must forget the roads, the mountains and the plains of my dreams. Dreams that never come true. “Live,” he said. “It is a reminder of the memories of the work of the elderly.”
“Love remains a drug, at the beginning it gives you a feeling of happiness and absolute surrender, you want more day by day, you are not addicted yet, but you like that feeling and you think you can have it, you think about your lover for a few minutes And then you forget about it for three hours. But little by little you get used to that person and you become completely dependent on him, now you think about him for three hours and forget about him for two minutes. If it is not available to you, you feel the same way that addicts do.

The addict gives up everything to get drugs, and you are willing to do anything for love. “So we should only love someone we can have with us.”
“All narrations of love are the same. And this is a love story. Love is very similar to a dam: if a small gap is created in which water can drip through, these droplets will gradually collapse the entire dam, and no one will be able to control the force of the water. Love is a trap. It ‘s like drugs.

At first you feel liberated, then as much as you want to think you can control it, you suddenly find yourself accustomed, dependent. “If not, hang on and do whatever it takes to get it.”
“As if he had read my mind,” he raised his glass from the other side of the table: “Hello, love.” He was also a little drunk. I decided to take the opportunity. “To the health of the wise who understand that some loves are childish foolishness,” he replied. »»

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