Ghazal Of Majid Shah Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: AB CD CB EA FA A| Grief is hard upon me Master for she has left me | A |
| The black dust has covered my pretty one | B |
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| My heart is black for the tomb has taken my friend | C |
| How pleasantly would go the days if my friend were here | D |
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| I can only dream of the stature of my friend | C |
| The flowers are dying in my heart my breast is a fading garden | B |
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| Her breast is a sweet garden now and her garments are gold flowers | E |
| I am an orchard at night for my friend has gone a journey | A |
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| I am Majid Shah a slave that ministers to the dead | F |
| Abdel Qadir Gilani even the Master shall not save me | A |
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| From the Pus'hto Afghans nineteenth century | A |
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