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Whispers of the Wandering Heart
This ghazal beautifully captures the longing and sorrow of love, portraying a heart that braves the vastness of emotions like an endless sea. The poet speaks of an unfulfilled journey, lost memories, and a love that lingers like a haunting fragrance. The imagery of the moon, waves, and fleeting moments adds a mystical essence to this melancholic piece.
By heasb00110 months ago in Poets
The Shore of Your Eyes
This ghazal captures the deep yearning and stormy emotions of love and separation. It paints an image of surrendering to love like a wave crashing upon the shore, only to be left with longing in the wake of departure. The poet navigates the vast ocean of passion, facing both the beauty and the pain of devotion.
By heasb00110 months ago in Poets
Burning in the Shadow of Your Gaze
Azar Bigdeli, an 18th-century Persian poet, is known for his lyrical and emotionally charged verses. His ghazals often explore the tension between love and loss, longing and surrender. In this poem, he portrays a heart set ablaze by a single glance—a love so powerful that it leaves the speaker in restless agony, torn between the desire to forget and the inability to let go. With imagery of sleepless nights, burning silence, and the haunting pull of the beloved, the poem captures the paradox of passionate love: sweet torment.
By heasb00110 months ago in Poets
All That Remains Is a Sigh
Vahid Qazvini, an 18th-century Persian poet, is known for his graceful yet sorrowful love poetry. His ghazals often reflect the subtle pain of separation, the weight of silence, and the quiet collapse of a heart abandoned. In this poem, the speaker mourns the absence of the beloved, describing a soul left behind with nothing but sighs. The imagery of sleepless nights, the trap of a curling lock of hair, and the wound left by a cold smile paints a picture of love that is tender, but cruelly forgotten.
By heasb00110 months ago in Poets
A Soul Ablaze with Love
Fakhruddin Iraqi, a 13th-century Persian poet and Sufi mystic, is known for his deeply passionate and spiritual poetry. His verses often explore the transformative power of love, where the seeker loses all sense of self and becomes one with the beloved. In this ghazal, he describes how love has consumed him, making him weightless like the wind, burning him in its fire, and leaving him restless yet blissful in its embrace. The poem beautifully captures the ecstatic surrender of the soul to love’s overwhelming force.
By heasb00110 months ago in Poets
The Path of Sacred Surrender
Shah Nimatullah Wali, a renowned 14th-century Persian poet and Sufi master, was known for his deeply spiritual and love-infused poetry. His verses often reflect the soul’s journey toward divine love, where the seeker loses all sense of self and is absorbed into the beloved’s presence. In this ghazal, he describes how those who behold the beloved’s face are rendered speechless, those who step into love’s path abandon all worldly attachments, and those who truly surrender find every place transformed into a sacred sanctuary. The poem beautifully captures the essence of mystical devotion and transcendence.
By heasb00110 months ago in Poets
Trapped in Love’s Embrace. AI-Generated.
Vesal Shirazi, a 19th-century Persian poet, was known for his heartfelt and elegant poetry, often exploring themes of love, longing, and the inescapable nature of devotion. In this ghazal, he expresses the helplessness of a lover who, despite every effort, cannot free himself from the grip of love. The imagery of fate, unfulfilled longing, and the inability to escape the beloved’s influence beautifully conveys the depth of his emotions. The poem is a powerful reflection on love’s unbreakable hold over the heart.
By heasb00111 months ago in Poets
A Heart Bound by Sorrow
Foroughi Bastami, a 19th-century Persian poet, was known for his deeply emotional and melancholic poetry. His verses often express the pain of love, the agony of separation, and the endless longing for reunion. In this ghazal, the poet laments his sleepless nights, his restless heart, and the burden of love’s sorrow. He describes himself as the moon trapped in turbulent waves, with no peace or solace in sight. The poem beautifully captures the essence of a lover’s yearning—where hope remains, even in despair.
By heasb00111 months ago in Poets
The Ache of Unanswered Love
Ahli Shirazi, a 15th-century Persian poet, was known for his delicate yet deeply emotional poetry. His verses often express the sorrow of unfulfilled love, the pain of longing, and the enduring hope for reunion. In this ghazal, the poet pleads with his beloved, asking why they remain distant despite his suffering. He compares himself to a candle burning through the night in sorrow, emphasizing his unwavering devotion. The poem beautifully captures the anguish of waiting for a love that never truly arrives.
By heasb00111 months ago in Poets
A Wound That Time Cannot Heal
Salman Savaji, a 14th-century Persian poet, is known for his elegant and deeply emotional poetry. His verses often explore themes of love, longing, and the sorrow of separation. In this ghazal, the poet describes how love has consumed his heart, leaving him restless and lost. He portrays love as an inescapable journey—where even those who have never set foot in its path eventually become familiar with its sorrows. Through beautiful imagery, he captures the pain of separation and the desperate hope for healing.
By heasb00111 months ago in Poets
Consumed by Love
Fakhruddin Iraqi, a 13th-century Persian poet and Sufi mystic, is known for his deeply spiritual and passionate poetry. His verses often explore themes of love, longing, and devotion—both in the earthly and divine sense. In this ghazal, the poet expresses the torment of love, where the beloved has taken his heart but left his soul untouched. The imagery of burning in love’s fire, longing for a gaze, and being reduced to ashes conveys the overwhelming nature of true love. It is a song of surrender, where only the beloved holds the power to heal or destroy.
By heasb00111 months ago in Poets
A Heart in Longing
Amir Khusrow Dehlavi, a 13th-century Persian poet and Sufi musician, is celebrated for his mesmerizing poetry, rich with themes of love, devotion, and longing. His verses bridge the gap between earthly love and spiritual yearning, often portraying the pain of separation from the beloved. In this ghazal, the poet speaks of a heart shattered by love, eyes filled with tears, and the restless yearning to reunite with the beloved. The poem beautifully encapsulates the agony of waiting and the deep hope that one day, love will heal all wounds.
By heasb00111 months ago in Poets