Of course, I was already familiar with many of the ghazals since my school days. Is it only published in pocket size? I have not really read the whole Dewaan, but I loved whatever I read. I own a pocket edition of this collection, but now that I think about it I have only seen pocket editions of Dewaan-e-Ghalib. I am sure I will never in life cease to read him.more I keep a copy of it wherever I go to live. But eventually he settles for a style of medium difficulty and these are the ghazals which enjoy the most popularity (Hazaron khwahashen aisi ke hur khwahish pe dam nikle, yeh na thi hamari qismat ke visal-e-yaar hota etc). His later ghazals are remarkably simple and precise (ishq mujh ko nahi wehshat hi sahi). Those early ghazals were written in a deliberate Persianised Urdu through which Ghalib wanted to make a statement about his complete command of the parent language. Reading him requires a certain mastery of the Urdu of the 19th century, for Ghalib's style is characterised by an early difficult phase, tough to decipher on the level of language as well as thought.
Every emotion that symbolises the human struggle at its most refined level is to be found in Ghalib's poetry. Those early ghazals were written in a deliberate Persianised Urdu through which Ghalib wanted to make a statement about his complete com I have been reading Mirza Ghalib since teenage years. I have been reading Mirza Ghalib since teenage years. With that, I had to put here my most favorite Ghazal of all times: I took out Deewan-e-Ghalib after so many years, and came with it many memories. There's something about this man that makes you love him. Nevertheless, I had this strange attachment with Ghalib's words I had memorized some of his Ghazals by heart, because they were just so lyrical. I had to go to my father or my teachers, to understand or to just pronounce the words.
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Though the poetry is extremely complex, it's laden with expressions, life, feelings, experiences especially his helplessness and poverty, the fall of Mughal dynasty, sorrows, grieves and agonies is timeless. Nevertheless, I had this strange attachment with Ghalib's words I had memorized s Even before Iqbal, I had come across Ghalib, and had developed an instant fondness for his poetry in my childhood years. A must-read for anyone who loves good poetry.moreĮven before Iqbal, I had come across Ghalib, and had developed an instant fondness for his poetry in my childhood years.
#Gulab chehro urdu poem plus
Why the hell don't people write so well, compose so well, and sing so well now?Ī plus point of this collection is that it has a poem-by-poem glossary of the Farsi words used, now unintelligible to most of us. Kaun jeeta hai teri zulf ke sar hone tak." कहते हैं के ग़ालिब का है अंदाज़-ए-बयाँ औरĬlub reading his poetry with Gulzar's beautiful teleseries on Ghalib's life, Naseeruddin Shah capturing Ghalib amazingly well in the role - and Jagjit Singh's mellifluous voice rendering the heart-rending lines of my favorite Ghalib-ghazal ever. Ghalib's own words sum up better his place in history than any reviewer can ever hope to. Devoid of melodrama, he is still capable of making the reader pine - and ah, so flawless his execution, so heart-rending his poetry! Ghalib's sensual poetry made sharper by wit and peppered by sarcasm make it a memorable, cherished read. One of my favorite poets ever, and a treasured Urdu collection since long. Devoid of melodrama, he is still capable of making the reader pine - and ah, so flawless his execution, so heart-rending his poetry! Ghalib's own words sum up better his place in history than any reviewer can ever hope to - हैं और भी दुनिया में सुख़नवर बोहोत अच्छे कहते ह ENGLISH TITLE: DIVAN-E-GHALIB (The World of Ghalib) ENGLISH TITLE: DIVAN-E-GHALIB (The World of Ghalib) One of my favorite poets ever, and a treasured Urdu collection since long.
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