Ghazal Of Sayyid Kamal Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: AB CD EF GHI JKLM NO P| I am burning I am crumbled into powder | A |
| I stand to the lips in a tossing sea of tears | B |
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| Like a stone falling in Hamun lake I vanish | C |
| I return no more I am counted among the dead | D |
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| I am consumed like yellow straw on red flames | E |
| You have drawn a poisoned sword along my throat to day | F |
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| People have come to see me from far towns | G |
| Great and small arriving with bare heads | H |
| For I have become one of the great historical lovers | I |
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| In the desire of your red lips | J |
| My heart has become a red kiln like a terrace of roses | K |
| It is because she does not trouble about the bee on the rose | L |
| That my heart is taken | M |
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| I have blackened my eyes to kill you Sayyid Kamal | N |
| I kill you with my eyelids I am Natarsa the Panjabie the pitiless | O |
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| From the Pus'hto Afghans nineteenth century | P |
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