Ghazal Urdu Poems | Examples
These Ghazal Urdu poems are examples of Urdu poems about Ghazal. These are the best examples of Urdu Ghazal poems written by international poets.
Murky sea, hides monsters and jewelry, so perk your ears
Through the trees, the wind will blow quickly, so perk your ears
The constant unkempt promises on the radios
Still will scream, whilst we all softly dream, so perk your ears
The familiar newscasters tell more knowing we're quick
To agree yet so slow to believe, so perk your ears
Our kids, dressed for summer, wave a bat and glove saying
"Pretty please!", but we're just too busy, so perk your ears
As grandpa interrupts and grabs my shoulder. "I have
Lots to teach, my little Timothy, so perk your ears!"
As houses shake people think of red, when comes thunder.
Safely in our rooms, on our warm beds, then comes thunder.
Will you sacrifice yourself for those that you love like
In those romantic stories you've read, when comes thunder?
Even the most sturdy of men will feel like brittle
Glass and sense vast approaching dread, when comes thunder.
Women will lite slender candles to illuminate
Their tattered bibles, their daily bread, when comes thunder.
As I write this I hear something familiar yet strange,
"You are not alone, Timothy" said the loud thunder.