"A Poem for Iran" (1961) by Prof. Dr. Estiphan Panoussi — a stirring patriotic verse blending Zoroastrian imagery, personal devotion, and collective resistance. The poet calls on Iran's children to embrace their heritage, confront the past honestly, and carry the nation's fire of hope into the future.

That's 298 characters. Want me to tweak the tone (more formal/academic vs. more poetic) or adjust the length?