Political poetry and the danger of expropriation of meaning; From criticizing the language of protest to remembering the unfinished possibilities Mehdi Ganjavi, a poet and researcher, in an interview with Radio Zemana about his new collection of songs "Remembering the Future", says that political poetry is not enough to reproduce the language of the government, the media or even established protest slogans. For him, criticizing the language of the protest does not mean weakening the movement, but rather an attempt to prevent the expropriation of its meaning. Pointing to the use of black humor, exaggeration and the grotesque in his poems, Ganjavi emphasizes that no literary technique can guarantee poetry's immunity from ideological confiscation. He also considers the social movement as an arena where the future is sometimes experienced before its political realization, and poetry can be the memory of these unfinished possibilities. Zamane Radio.