New Ghazal Posted: With flowing robes, she would wander in the wine-drinking party, Ghazal 425 by Hafez

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With flowing robes, she would wander in the wine-drinking party, Ghazal 425 by Hafez

Description: In this ghazāl, Hafez paints a vivid picture of his beloved, using rich imagery and metaphors to describe their beauty and allure. The poet expresses a deep longing for his beloved and fears losing them.

Key Themes:

Divine love: The beloved is often seen as a symbol of the divine in Hafez's poetry.
Beauty and desire: The poet describes the beloved's physical beauty in exquisite detail.
Separation and longing: The poet expresses a deep longing for his beloved and the pain of separation.

New Ghazal Posted: Don't separate from me, for you are the light of my eyes, Ghazal 424 by Hafez

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Don't separate from me, for you are the light of my eyes, Ghazal 424 by Hafez

Description: In this ghazāl, Hafez expresses a deep and passionate love for his beloved, emphasizing the beloved's power to captivate and soothe.

Key Themes:

Divine love: The beloved is often seen as a symbol of the divine in Hafez's poetry.
Separation and longing: The poet expresses a deep longing for his beloved and the pain of separation.
The power of love: The beloved is portrayed as having immense power over the lover's heart and soul.

New Ghazal Posted: Last night I went to the tavern door, drowsy, Ghazal 423 by Hafez

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Last night I went to the tavern door, drowsy, Ghazal 423 by Hafez

Description: In this ghazāl, Hafez explores themes of spirituality, love, and the pursuit of knowledge. The poet juxtaposes the spiritual and the sensual, questioning the boundaries between the two.

Key Themes:

Spiritual journey: The tavern is used as a metaphor for a spiritual journey or quest.
Love and devotion: The beloved is seen as a source of both spiritual and sensual pleasure.
The nature of reality: The poet questions the nature of reality and the limitations of human understanding.

New Ghazal Posted: O you who have come with long, flowing locks, Ghazal 422 by Hafez

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O you who have come with long, flowing locks, Ghazal 422 by Hafez

Description: In this ghazāl, Hafez addresses his beloved, using sensual and mystical imagery to convey his deep feelings of love and longing.

Key Themes:

Divine love: The beloved is depicted as a divine being, capable of both captivating and tormenting the lover.
Spiritual journey: The imagery of the tavern and the "sanctuary of secrets" suggests a spiritual journey or quest.
Paradoxical nature of love: The poet explores the contradictory nature of love, which can be both joyful and painful.

New Ghazal Posted: He's gone to the tavern of the Magi and taken a drink, Ghazal 421 by Hafez

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He's gone to the tavern of the Magi and taken a drink, Ghazal 421 by Hafez

Description: In this ghazāl, Hafez paints a vivid picture of a mystical and sensual gathering at a tavern, where divine and earthly pleasures intertwine. The poet uses rich imagery and symbolism to convey his message.

Key Themes:

Mystical union: The tavern is a metaphor for spiritual union with the divine.
Sensory pleasures: The poem is full of references to wine, beauty, and sensual experiences.
Divine love: The poet suggests that the ultimate goal is union with the divine, which can be achieved through love and devotion.

New Ghazal Posted: Suddenly you’ve lifted the veil, what does this mean? Ghazal 420 by Hafez

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Suddenly you’ve lifted the veil, what does this mean? Ghazal 420 by Hafez

Description: In this ghazāl, Hafez expresses a deep sense of betrayal and confusion over his beloved's behavior. He uses vivid imagery and metaphors to describe his emotional turmoil.

Key Themes:

Betrayal and heartbreak: The poet feels betrayed by his beloved's actions and is experiencing heartbreak.
Longing and desire: The poet expresses a deep longing for his beloved and the pain of separation.
Questions of love and loyalty: The poet questions the nature of love and loyalty in the face of his beloved's actions.

New Ghazal Posted: I would trade eternal life for a moment of union with Her, Ghazal 419 by Hafez

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I would trade eternal life for a moment of union with Her, Ghazal 419 by Hafez

Description: In this ghazāl, Hafez expresses a deep and passionate love for his beloved, placing their union above all else, including life itself. He also uses vivid imagery and metaphors to describe his emotions and desires.

Key Themes:

Divine love: The poet equates his love for his beloved with a spiritual connection to the divine.
Sacrifice and suffering: He is willing to endure any pain or suffering to be with his beloved.
Beauty and longing: The poet describes his beloved's beauty in hyperbolic terms, and expresses an intense longing for them.

New Ghazal Posted: If a sword rains down in the alley of that moon-faced one, Ghazal 418 by Hafez

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If a sword rains down in the alley of that moon-faced one, Ghazal 418 by Hafez

Description: In this ghazāl, Hafez expresses a deep love for his beloved, and a willingness to endure any hardship for her. He also criticizes religious hypocrisy and the constraints of societal norms.

Key Themes:

Love and devotion: The poet expresses an intense love for his beloved, and is willing to sacrifice everything for her.
Criticism of religious hypocrisy: Hafez criticizes religious figures who preach piety but do not practice it.
Fate and free will: The poet questions the role of fate in his life and his inability to control his desires.

New Ghazal Posted: My life is always joyous, thanks to my beloved’s ruby lips, Ghzal 417 by Hafez

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My life is always joyous, thanks to my beloved’s ruby lips, Ghzal 417 by Hafez

Description: In this ghazāl, Hafez expresses deep love and joy for his beloved, while also criticizing religious hypocrisy. He uses vivid imagery and metaphors to describe his emotions and desires.

Key Themes:

Love and joy: The poet expresses intense joy and satisfaction in his love for his beloved.
Criticism of religious hypocrisy: Hafez criticizes the hypocrisy of religious figures who condemn pleasure and love.
Carpe diem: The poet encourages seizing the moment and enjoying life.

New Ghazal Posted: Cool is the fragrant breeze of the incense burner, a delightful scent, Ghazal 416 by Hafez

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Cool is the fragrant breeze of the incense burner, a delightful scent, Ghazal 416 by Hafez

Description: In this ghazāl, Hafez expresses deep love and longing for his beloved. He uses vivid imagery from nature to describe his emotions and desires.

Key Themes:

Love and longing: The poet expresses an intense longing for his beloved and the joy of companionship.
Spiritual connection: The poet suggests a deep spiritual connection to his beloved, elevating her to a divine status.
Hope and longing for death: The poet expresses a desire to be reunited with his beloved, even in death.

New Ghazal Posted: O messenger of the truthful ones, tell my beloved’s news, Ghazal 415 by Hafez

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O messenger of the truthful ones, tell my beloved’s news, Ghazal 415 by Hafez

Description: In this ghazāl, Hafez expresses deep love and longing for his beloved, using vivid imagery and metaphors. The poem explores themes of divine love, the power of beauty, and the complexities of human relationships.

Key Themes:

Love and longing: The poet expresses an intense longing for his beloved and the joy of companionship.
The beauty of the beloved: Hafez extols the beauty of his beloved, focusing on her hair and the effect it has on him.
Spiritual connection: The poet suggests a deep spiritual connection to his beloved, elevating her to a divine status.

New Ghazal Posted: The rosebush of pleasure is blooming, where is the wine-pouring cupbearer? Ghazal 414 by Hafez

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The rosebush of pleasure is blooming, where is the wine-pouring cupbearer? Ghazal 414 by Hafez

Description: In this ghazāl, Hafez expresses a deep longing for his beloved and the pleasures of life. He uses vivid imagery from nature to describe his desires and frustrations.

Key Themes:

Love and longing: The poet expresses an intense longing for his beloved and the joy of companionship.
The pleasures of life: Hafez celebrates the pleasures of life, such as wine, music, and beauty.
Frustration and longing: The poet expresses frustration at the absence of his beloved and the challenges of life.

New Ghazal Posted: The line of my beloved's cheek has stolen the moon's light, Ghazal 413 by Hafez

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The line of my beloved's cheek has stolen the moon's light, Ghazal 413 by Hafez

Description: In this ghazāl, Hafez expresses his deep love and longing for his beloved, using vivid imagery and metaphors. The poem explores themes of divine love, the hypocrisy of religious figures, and the power of beauty.

Key Themes:

Love and longing: The poet expresses an intense longing for his beloved and the pain of separation.
The beauty of the beloved: Hafez extols the beauty of his beloved, comparing her to celestial bodies and natural wonders.
Hypocrisy and spirituality: The poet criticizes the hypocrisy of religious figures and advocates for a more genuine form of spirituality.

New Ghazal Posted: My eyes are bloodshot from the hand of that bow-like brow, Ghazal 412 by Hafez

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My eyes are bloodshot from the hand of that bow-like brow, Ghazal 412 by Hafez

Description: In this ghazāl, Hafez expresses deep love and longing for his beloved, emphasizing the powerful effect of her eyes and eyebrows. He uses vivid imagery and metaphors to describe her beauty and the impact she has on his heart.

Key Themes:

Love and longing: The poet expresses an intense longing for his beloved and the pain of separation.
The beauty of the beloved: Hafez extols the beauty of his beloved, focusing particularly on her eyes and eyebrows.
The power of the beloved: The beloved is depicted as having immense power over the poet, causing him both joy and pain.

New Ghazal Posted: Your musk-scented tresses emit the fragrance of violets, Ghazal 411 by Hafez

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Your musk-scented tresses emit the fragrance of violets, Ghazal 411 by Hafez

Description: In this ghazāl, Hafez expresses deep love and devotion to his beloved. He uses vivid imagery from nature to describe her beauty and the impact she has on his heart.

Key Themes:

Love and devotion: The poet expresses an intense longing for his beloved and the joy of her companionship.
The beauty of the beloved: Hafez extols the beauty of his beloved, comparing her to natural wonders like roses and violets.
Spiritual connection: The poet suggests a deep spiritual connection to his beloved, elevating her to a divine status.

New Ghazal Posted: O robe of kingship, so well-suited to your stature, Ghazal 410 by Hafez

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O robe of kingship, so well-suited to your stature, Ghazal 410 by Hafez

Description: In this ghazāl, Hafez addresses a powerful and influential figure, likely a patron or ruler. The poet extols the virtues and greatness of this individual, using lavish imagery and comparisons.

Key Themes:

Royal praise: The poet lavishes praise upon the subject, attributing divine qualities and powers to them.
Spiritual guidance: The subject is depicted as a source of spiritual wisdom and enlightenment.
Hope and longing: The poet expresses hope for the subject's favor and forgiveness.

New Ghazal Posted: O you whose worth is the blood price of a Chinese musk deer, the dust of your path, Ghazal 409 by Hafez

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O you whose worth is the blood price of a Chinese musk deer, the dust of your path, Ghazal 409 by Hafez

Description: In this ghazāl, Hafez expresses deep admiration and devotion to his beloved. The poet elevates the beloved to a divine status, comparing her to celestial bodies and natural phenomena.

Key Themes:

Divine love: The beloved is portrayed as a deity, and the poet expresses a profound spiritual connection to her.
Beauty and perfection: The beloved's beauty is described in hyperbolic terms, emphasizing her perfection.
Longing and separation: The poet expresses a deep longing for his beloved and the pain of separation.

New Ghazal Posted: O sun, mirror of your beauty, Ghazal 408 by Hafez

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O sun, mirror of your beauty, Ghazal 408 by Hafez

Description: In this ghazāl, Hafez expresses deep admiration and longing for his beloved. He uses vivid imagery and metaphors to describe her beauty and the impact she has on his heart and soul.

Key Themes:

Love and longing: The poet expresses an intense longing for his beloved and the joy of her companionship.
The beauty of the beloved: Hafez extols the beauty of his beloved and her ability to captivate others.
The spiritual nature of love: The poet suggests that love can be a spiritual experience, connecting the lover to a higher power.

New Ghazal Posted: I saw the green field of the sky and the new moon's sickle, Ghazal 407 by Hafez

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I saw the green field of the sky and the new moon's sickle, Ghazal 407 by Hafez

Description: In this ghazāl, Hafez employs rich imagery and symbolism to explore themes of spirituality, worldly pursuits, and the transient nature of life.

Key Themes:

Spiritual awakening: The poet compares spiritual enlightenment to a harvest and urges the reader to seek a higher purpose.
The dangers of worldly attachments: Hafez warns against the fleeting nature of earthly possessions and the corrupting influence of pride and greed.
The importance of purity: The poet emphasizes the significance of a pure heart and soul in attaining spiritual enlightenment.

New Ghazal Posted: She said, "You’ve gone out to see the new moon, Ghazal 406 by Hafez

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She said, "You’ve gone out to see the new moon, Ghazal 406 by Hafez

Description: In this ghazāl, Hafez delves into themes of love, loyalty, and spiritual wisdom. He uses celestial imagery and historical references to convey profound meanings.

Key Themes:

Love and loyalty: The poet emphasizes the importance of loyalty and devotion in love.
Spiritual wisdom: Hafez invites the reader to seek spiritual knowledge from a wise guide.
The transience of earthly pleasures: The poet suggests that worldly pleasures are fleeting, and true fulfillment lies in spiritual pursuits.

New Ghazal Posted: For the sake of the old man of the tavern and the right of his companionship, Ghazal 405 by Hafez

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For the sake of the old man of the tavern and the right of his companionship, Ghazal 405 by Hafez

Description: In this ghazāl, Hafez celebrates the spiritual path of love and devotion, often associated with the Sufi tradition. He uses the imagery of wine and the tavern as symbols of divine love and spiritual ecstasy.

Key Themes:

Divine love: The poet expresses a deep love and devotion to a higher power, often symbolized by the wine-server or the old man of the tavern.
Spiritual journey: The poet describes his spiritual journey and the challenges he faces on the path to enlightenment.
The importance of companionship: The poet emphasizes the importance of spiritual companionship and guidance.

New Ghazal Posted: Cast a better glance upon the ranks of the revelers, Ghazal 404 by Hafez

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Cast a better glance upon the ranks of the revelers, Ghazal 404 by Hafez

Description: In this ghazāl, Hafez celebrates love, wine, and the carefree pursuit of pleasure. He encourages the reader to embrace the present moment and not be burdened by the concerns of the future.

Key Themes:

Love and passion: The poet expresses a deep longing for his beloved and the joy of their companionship.
The joy of life: The poet encourages the reader to enjoy life's pleasures and not be burdened by guilt or regret.
Criticism of hypocrisy: Hafez criticizes those who preach morality but do not practice it themselves.

New Ghazal Posted: Pour the ruby wine and behold the moon-faced ones, Ghazal 403 by Hafez

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Pour the ruby wine and behold the moon-faced ones, Ghazal 403 by Hafez

Description: In this ghazāl, Hafez celebrates love, wine, and the carefree pursuit of pleasure. He criticizes hypocrisy and superficial piety, advocating for a more authentic and joyful approach to life.

Key Themes:

Love and passion: The poet expresses a deep longing for his beloved and the joy of their companionship.
Criticism of hypocrisy: Hafez criticizes those who preach morality but do not practice it themselves.
The joy of life: The poet encourages the reader to enjoy life's pleasures and not be burdened by guilt or regret.

New Ghazal Posted: I’ll tell you a captivating secret, look at that moon-faced one’s mole, Ghazal 402 by Hafez

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I’ll tell you a captivating secret, look at that moon-faced one’s mole, Ghazal 402 by Hafez

Description: In this ghazāl, Hafez celebrates the beauty and allure of his beloved. He uses vivid imagery and metaphors to describe the beloved's captivating qualities.

Key Themes:

The power of beauty: The poet extols the beauty of his beloved and their ability to captivate and control others.
Love and longing: The poet expresses a deep longing for his beloved and the joy of their companionship.
The spiritual nature of love: The poet suggests that love can be a spiritual experience, connecting the lover to a higher power.