This Was Not Our Destiny Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis

Rhyme Scheme: AB CD EF GH IH JK L M HN OP QR SH

This was not our destiny that union with the beloved would take placeA
If we had kept on living longer then would have been kept waitingB
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If I lived on your promise then know this that I knew it to be falseC
For would I not have died of happiness if I had had trust in itD
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From your delicacy I knew that the vow had been bound looselyE
You could never have broken it if it had been firmF
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Let someone ask my heart about your half drawn arrowG
Where would this anxiety pain have come from if it had gone through the liverH
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What kind of friendship is this that friends have become AdvisorsI
If someone had been a healer if someone had been a sympathizerH
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From the rock vein would drip that blood which would never have stoppedJ
If this which you are considering 'grief' this were just a sparkK
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Although grief is life threatening how would we escape while there is a heartL
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If there were not the grief of passion there would be the grief of livelihoodM
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To whom might I say what it is the night of sadness is a bad disasterH
Why would I have minded dying if it took place one timeN
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Since upon having died I became disgraced why were I not drowned in the oceanO
Neither a funeral procession would ever been formed nor would there anywhere be a tombP
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Who can see him for that Oneness is uniqueQ
If there were even a whiff of twoness then somehow He would be two or fourR
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These problems of mysticism this discourse of yours GhalibS
We would consider you a saint if you weren't a wine drinkerH

Mirza Ghalib



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