Ghazals of Ghalib
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| Rating | : | 4.50 (701 Votes) |
| Asin | : | 0942208064 |
| Format Type | : | paperback |
| Number of Pages | : | 94 Pages |
| Publish Date | : | 2015-03-15 |
| Language | : | English |
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The imagery in Ghalib's poetry is Awesome A Customer For anyone who likes Urdu poetry this is a good one Ghalib's imagery in his poetry is very vivid. I love the way Ghalib describes his feelings etc. you can really see it.The only thing i was disappointed about was that in the translation from Urdu to English it loses its power and depth overall it was pretty good. Ghalib was truly a great poet. Three Stars Very weird stories
Ghalib (Mirza Asadullah Khan) was born in 1797 with Seljuk Turk ancestry. He lived through the Sepoy Mutiny of four months, later writing about it, as the British regained control of India. He died at age 73. . By assiduous work, he eventually became a respected court poet. His father and uncle led mercenary troops for various Indian rajahs, but both died
He did not regard himself as a mystic, yet he marvels at the wonders of existence. Ghalib, a court poet in India during the period of British takeover, excelled in poetry both in Urdu and Persian. Ghazals are a poetry genre with couplets gathered that share a common theme but do not form a narrative sequence. His subjects range from personal to cosmic, and includes his metaphoric "love affair" with God, in which he protests the neglect or spurning by The Beloved. Ghalib lived by his wits, with cleverness and astuteness. New! Compare this edition with six others at bandannabooks/vsghalibp. Ghalib's work gives a sense of the state of India as it came under the British. With these two-liners, Ghalib was a master. Gandhi's best tho
He died at age 73. He lived through the Sepoy Mutiny of four months, later writing about it, as the British regained control of India. By assiduous work, he eventually became a respected court poet. He claimed to be free from the bonds of convention and every religion. . His father and uncle led mercenary troops for various Indian rajahs, but both died by the time Ghalib was nine years old. About the Author Ghalib (Mirza Asadullah Khan) was born in 1797 with Seljuk Turk ancestry