Ghazaliyat
List of Ghazals on Saraye Sokhan platform.
O heart, on that moment when you are ruined by the rosy wine, Ghazal 458 by Hafez
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In this ghazāl, Hafez explores themes of love, spirituality, and the transience of life. He urges the reader to seek the divine love and abandon worldly pursuits. Key Themes: Love and longing: The poet expresses a deep longing for divine love. Spiritual journey: The poem alludes to the Sufi concept …
A thousand efforts I’ve made to have you as my beloved, Ghazal 457 by Hafez
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In this ghazāl, Hafez expresses a deep and passionate love for his beloved. He desires to be united with his love and seeks their companionship. The poet uses various poetic devices and imagery to convey the intensity of his feelings. Key themes: Love and longing: The poet expresses an intense …
It's springtime, so strive to be happy, Ghazal 456 by Hafez
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In this ghazāl, Hafez celebrates the beauty of spring and encourages the reader to seize the moment and enjoy life. He also offers spiritual advice, urging the reader to seek a deeper connection with the divine. Key Themes: The beauty of nature: The poet celebrates the beauty of spring and …
Life has passed in futility and frivolity, Ghazal 455 by Hafez
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In this ghazāl, Hafez reflects on the transience of life, the pursuit of spiritual knowledge, and the longing for divine love. He criticizes those who have become complacent in their spiritual pursuits and urges the reader to seek a deeper connection with the divine. Key Themes: The transience of life: …
A gentle spring breeze comes from my beloved's lane, Ghazal 454 by Hafez
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In this ghazāl, Hafez celebrates the beauty of spring and the joy of love. He contrasts the fleeting nature of worldly pleasures with the enduring nature of spiritual fulfillment. Key Themes: Love and longing: The poet expresses a deep longing for his beloved and the joy that love brings. The …
O you who are always proud of yourself, Ghazal 453 by Hafez
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In this ghazāl, Hafez addresses a person who is proud of their intellect and wisdom but lacks the experience of love. The poet gently chides this individual, suggesting that true understanding comes from the heart, not just the mind. Key Themes: Love and intellect: The poem contrasts the knowledge of …
Humans and fairies are all dependent on the existence of love, Ghazal 452 by Hafez
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n this ghazāl, Hafez explores themes of love, loss, and the spiritual journey. The poet addresses a beloved, expressing his longing and frustration while also offering spiritual advice. Key Themes: Love and longing: The poet expresses a deep longing for his beloved and the pain of separation. Spiritual journey: The …
Your fate has done you a favor on the day of judgment, Ghazal 451 by Hafez
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In this ghazāl, Hafez reflects on the nature of happiness, contentment, and the spiritual path. He compares the worldly pursuits of power and wealth with the inner peace and contentment of a simple life. Key Themes: Contentment and simplicity: The poet extols the virtues of a simple life and contentment. …
For days, you’ve kept us worried, Ghazal 450 by Hafez
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In this ghazāl, Hafez addresses a beloved who has been unfaithful. The poet expresses his disappointment and longing while also criticizing the beloved's behavior. Key Themes: Love and betrayal: The poet explores themes of love, betrayal, and the pain of unrequited love. Hypocrisy and spirituality: The poet criticizes the hypocrisy …
O you who permit the lovers' exile, Ghazal 449 by Hafez
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In this ghazāl, Hafez addresses a beloved who has been unfaithful. The poet expresses his disappointment and longing while also acknowledging the power and allure of the beloved. Key Themes: Love and betrayal: The poet explores themes of love, betrayal, and the pain of unrequited love. Spiritual journey: The poem …
O you who have a place in the tavern's alley, Ghazal 448 by Hafez
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In this ghazāl, Hafez addresses a lover who has been unfaithful. The poet expresses his disappointment and longing while also acknowledging the beauty and allure of the beloved. Key Themes: Love and betrayal: The poet explores themes of love, betrayal, and the pain of unrequited love. The transience of life: …
Come, don’t harbor this grudge against us, Ghazal 447 by Hafez
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In this ghazāl, Hafez addresses a religious figure, possibly a Sufi master, and urges them to be more compassionate and less judgmental. The poet questions the Sufi's spirituality and hypocrisy, suggesting that their outward piety doesn't match their inner actions. Key Themes: Hypocrisy and spirituality: The poet criticizes the hypocrisy …