Ghazal Of Tavakkul Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: AB CD EF GH HB A| To day I saw Laila's breasts the hills of a fair city | A |
| From which my heart might leap to heaven | B |
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| Her breasts are a garden of white roses | C |
| Having two drifted hills of fallen rose leaves | D |
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| Her breasts are a garden where doves are singing | E |
| And doves are moaning with arrows because of her | F |
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| All her body is a flower and her face is Shalibagh | G |
| She has fruits of beautiful colours and the doves abide there | H |
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| Over the garden of her breasts she combs the gold rain of her hair | H |
| You have killed Tavakkul the faithful pupil of Abdel Qadir Gilani | B |
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| From the Pus'hto Afghans nineteenth century | A |
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