No, I wasn't meant to love and be loved.
If I'd lived longer, I would have waited longer.
Knowing you are faithless keeps me alive and hungry.
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Death would be fine, if I only died once/// great expression
A beautiful poem. Thanks for sharing. Kingsley Egbukole.
Passionate, mystical and surreal...a magnificent poem about love's anguish!
Good translation no doubt, but I'd have loved to read the original along
Robert Bly introduced me to translations of Ghalib. And in this poem, as in others, he reminds me of people I’ve met who seem constitutionally unhappy. Is the you he addresses God? If so, this poem resembles the cries of biblical psalmists who project their complaints to the Almighty and implore God to wake up to their troubles. -GK
salam to Galib for his intense love for life and longing for unknown and his mystic expressions.
Yeh masaile tasawuf yeh tera beyan Ghalib Tujhe hum wali samajhte jo na bada khwar hota.
The laconic marksman of passion and love keeps the soul in constant anguish. I like the last line, 'Are you a saint, of drunk as usual? '
Legends are always long remembered. You did your job, well done
This is a beautiful poem on love having touching expression with nice collocation.
ow the legendary best one- nice penned You leave me not dead but perpetually dying.
He makes his case with such poetry running out of his pen- he is a very captivating poet, I cannot just read his words and move on- -his point of view demands to be considered whether you want to or not- he is the meaning of intriguing
so lovely.. adorable..10 Death must come Tuesday,8th October 2019 had I known the impact of love? I could have loved till eternity, but was it not the insult to divinity? the gospel of love was clearly shown by an almighty Hasmukh Mehta Courtesy; NN.Net .poemhunter/hasmukh-amathalal/