ANSWER TO THE QUESTIONS

Answer to the questions

Answer to the questions

1. We know by now that lyric poems are likely to have many characteristics in common with one another whenever and wherever they have been written. Considering that the conditions of life in the imperial China?.

Ans. As poets we think of when the East is mentioned? Most will think of haiku and tanka, perhaps, but after that most will scratch his head. By definition, East begins east of the Mediterranean Sea and includes the Asia especially in South-East Asia, and if we ignore the modern names and think of Persia, and we begin to enter the world of the poet, and as we travel further east, we see a world rich in poetry.

Too often we forget that Western poetry was much slower in the new and very often was for a privileged minority, while most of Eastern poetry was used by all classes and both sexes. With the spread of Islam through the East, the origin of certain poetic forms can be no doubt, but it's really important? Not only Muslim to leave his poetic sign, at the same time there was a movement of Buddhists, Hindus and Chinese throughout Southeast Asia, and the four major philosophies have left their footprints in the poetic culture in Southeast Asia. Ghazal is a very interesting form of poetry, and it exists throughout the Muslim world, having originated as a form of poetry of the Ottoman Empire, and how their religion was spread throughout the Ottoman Empire, so did his poetry.

Most-Ghazal far from religious in its subject matter and indeed the form appears to be blessed with an abundance of sensuality. This is probably why the form became very popular in Europe in the 1800's, and then in the U.S. with "Flower Power" generation. Unfortunately, key elements were lost in these "modern gazelles" and I feel that it is time to revive them, or at least make it known that they had been Essentials. Ghazal is a series of couplets, each capable of standing alone as a poem.

The first verse is called Matla or a place where the celestial body rises. To me it sounds like a very good start for a poem. This verse also sets the meter verse and rhyme patterns. In true Ghazal, the last word / s of the two lines of the first verse should be the same.

In addition, the last line of the following verses should also end with the same word / s. Modern ghazal, it seems only a rhyme, these last words. Available sources of our knowledge about the fifth century are scarce and often vague, and the attempt of modern historians to restore the facts show marked differences. Even if the facts were sure it would not be easy to imagine in the short history of the compass period so confused, full of intrigue and struggle in many countries. Many poets love to write in the Tri meter (three feet) ...