Ghazaliyat
List of Ghazals on Saraye Sokhan platform.
I know no one in this town who is not captivated by you, Ghazal 125 by Saadi
by @hamed
In this ghazal, Saadi eloquently expresses the irresistible allure of the beloved, portraying them as a figure of unmatched beauty and charm. The poem highlights the universal admiration they inspire and the helplessness of those who fall under their spell. Saadi explores themes of devotion, longing, and unworthiness, contrasting the …
On the day of union, there is no promise of meeting, Ghazal 124 by Saadi
by @hamed
This ghazal by Saadi Shirazi explores the anguish of separation, the futility of unattainable desires, and the inevitability of unfulfilled longing. Saadi reflects on the bittersweet nature of love, where the joy of union is elusive, and the pain of separation is all-consuming. He acknowledges the helplessness of the lover, …
I lack the patience for the beautiful-faced, Ghazal 123 by Saadi
by @hamed
This ghazal by Saadi Shirazi captures themes of love, longing, and the universal human desire for beauty. Saadi conveys his inability to detach himself from the allure of the beautiful and reflects on the shared longing in the hearts of all people for such radiance. He speaks of his devotion …
Patience with the beautiful is not within me, Ghazal 122 by Saadi
by @hamed
This ghazal by Saadi Shirazi reflects on the complexities of love, devotion, and human imperfection. The poet expresses his inability to exhibit patience with beauty and critiques the superficial display of piety. He contemplates the futility of forsaking love when one lacks control over the heart. Saadi praises the beloved’s …
How can I cope with your absence, for I lack the strength to endure? Ghazal 121 by Saadi
by @hamed
This ghazal is a poignant exploration of love’s hardships and the pain of unrequited devotion. Saadi delves into themes of loneliness, longing, and selflessness, portraying himself as a humble lover who lacks the strength to endure separation but remains steadfast in loyalty. He contrasts his unworthiness with the unattainable beauty …
Do you know that without your face, I find no peace? Ghazal 120 by Saadi
by @hamed
This ghazal is a heartfelt expression of Saadi’s unwavering devotion to his beloved, capturing the agony of separation and the all-encompassing nature of love. Saadi conveys his inability to find peace without the presence of the beloved, emphasizing how his very being is intertwined with their memory. The poet beautifully …
Do as you will, for I will not rise in battle against you, Ghazal 119 by Saadi
by @hamed
This ghazal by Saadi captures the themes of unconditional love, surrender, and the complexities of devotion. The poet professes a profound loyalty and humility toward the beloved, emphasizing that true love does not seek conflict or reciprocation. Saadi also reflects on the challenges of understanding divine beauty, noting that only …
Whoever lacks a beloved has no soul, Ghazal 118 by Saadi
by @hamed
This ghazal by Saadi celebrates love as the essence of life and the soul’s true fulfillment. It contrasts the emptiness of a life without love with the richness of one blessed by a beloved. Saadi emphasizes the transformative power of love, showing that those who embrace it gain a divine …
O you who said, "No pain compares to separation from the beloved," Ghazal 117 by Saadi
by @hamed
In this ghazal, Saadi reflects on the pain of separation, the resilience of hope, and the deep yearning for a beloved who remains out of reach. He vividly describes his sorrow through imagery of tears, sleepless nights, and a face that reveals the story of his heart. The poet contrasts …
Whether my heart can endure without you or not, Ghazal 116 by Saadi
by @hamed
In this ghazal, Saadi meditates on the themes of patience, love, and devotion. He expresses the inescapable nature of love, where reason and logic lose their value. Saadi acknowledges that once entangled in love, there’s no escape or alternative that can rival the beloved. The poem contrasts the insignificance of …
Who is there whose heart does not dream of a bond with you? Ghazal 115 by Saadi
by @hamed
In this ghazal, Saadi delves into the intense and all-encompassing nature of love and devotion. The poet emphasizes the exclusivity of beholding the beloved, suggesting that such a privilege is reserved for the pure-hearted. Saadi contrasts the ordinary perception of beauty with his own profound, unique connection to the beloved, …
There is a pain called love’s agony that no physician can heal, Ghazal 114 by Saadi
by @hamed
This ghazal explores the depth of love’s pain and its unyielding nature. Saadi presents love as an incurable condition, one that transcends rationality and defies the wisdom of others. He highlights the transformative power of love, contrasting those who have experienced its torment with those who remain untouched and unaware. …