❝The veil slips slowly from her face, so slowly—
like the sun rising slowly, slowly.❞
like the sun rising slowly, slowly.❞
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🔗सरकती जाए है रुख़ से नक़ाब आहिस्ता आहिस्ता, — Ameer Minai | Ghazal Shayari
About Mir Taqi Mir
Mir Muhammad Taqi Mir, popularly known as 'Mir', is considered the greatest Urdu poet of the 18th century. Called the 'God of Poetry' (Khuda-e-Sukhan), he wrote about love, loss, and the human condition with unmatched simplicity and emotional depth.
Born: Agra, India · Era: 1723–1810 · Specialty: Ghazal
📚 Famous Works
Kulliyat-e-Mir (6 Divans)Nikaat-ush-Shu'araZikr-e-Mir
About Ghazal Shayari
Ghazal is the most refined and enduring form in Urdu-Hindi poetry — a series of independent couplets bound by rhyme and refrain. This collection of works by Mirza Ghalib, Faiz Ahmed Faiz, Mir Taqi Mir, and Bashir Badr suits readers who want to understand the classical tradition, recite verses aloud, or savor a single sher at a time.
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🔗❝These mystic riddles, Ghalib, this eloquence of yours—
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