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DesiConnection: The Ghazal
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Presents a short article on the history of both the Urdu and English ghazal, emphasizing the problems of the latter.
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Ghazals in English
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An essay on constructing strict ghazals in Western languages, especially English.
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Ghazals of Mirza Ghalib
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Ghazals of Mirza Ghalib in ASCII and Devnagri fonts. By Navin Kabra.
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Journeys Into Poetic Forms
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Consists of a chapbook collection by Erin Thomas. Chapbooks can either be purchased in printed versions or viewed and downloaded in PDF format. Series I consists of three volumes of English ghazals and commentary, and Series II is free verse.
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Joy of the Drop: 37 Ghazals by Ghalib
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English translation of Ghalib's ghazals by Jim Yagmin.
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Mehfil-e-Gazal Archives
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Archive of daily ghazal sent out to subscribers of the Mehfil-e-Gazal mailing list, hosted by eGroups. Monthly indexes and an alphabetic index of all poems are available.
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PoetryNet: The Ghazal
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A brief treatise on the ghazal form.
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So What's a Ghazal?
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Description of the form, with a brief history, examples and bibliography for English-speaking readers.
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That Bastard Ghazal
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Andy Weaver discusses ghazals in English, including free verse ghazals. Emphasises the implicit metaphorical relationship between all the stanzas is the essence.
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The Ghazal Page
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Exploring the possibilities of the form for English poetry. Includes original ghazals written English, related reviews, and essays and notes.
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The Ghazal--Then and Now
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A brief history of this short form native to the Middle-East and India.
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Uma's Ghazal Page
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Includes a brief history and description of the form, as well as a selection of ghazals by and information on various authors associate with the form.
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Urdu Prosody
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Presents technical details of Urdu prosody as applicable to the ghazal form. Also includes the various rubA'I meters.
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When I say ghazal, I mean ghuzzle
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An essay on the ghazal as a form of poetry in English with a discussion of how strict the form should be.
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