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    Ghazal by Hasan Sijzi of Dehli

    Updated:October 15, 20251 Min Read

    The universe has no one to be one with;
    Out of hundreds of watchers,
    not one can see.
    Fate’s tree is crowned with thorns;
    you can search forever but
    no blossom will break its opacity.
    Promises make the rounds of this world,
    giving hopes not theirs to give.
    Since the world has no sweetness,
    restrain your bitterness when you see
    the man selling vinegar. He will pass
    to the seven roofs of heaven and see
    that even the eight gardens offer no safety.
    Hasan, why do your thoughts linger here?
    After tomorrow, the days disappear.

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