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Mirza Asadullah Khan Ghalib's poetry reflects the journey from nothingness to a totally human affirmation. Although known in the poetic circles as a "Phakkar", "Khasta" and a drunkard poet, most of his gazals revolve around three fundamental questions: What is the nature of universe and man's place in it? What is God? What is Love? The translations presented are of those gazals by Mirza Ghalib that are in conformity to the above statement.

Ghalib Gazals 
� He was, when it was aught by Rajender Krishan
� Heart it is, not a brick or stone by Rajender Krishan  
� I perceive the world as a playground by Rajender Krishan
� It is not love, it is madness by Rajender Krishan  

Mirza Ghalib � The Companion in Love
Love Letters by Aparna Chatterjee

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Poetry
Mirza Asad Ullah by Dr. Satish Shukla

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