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This Little Wealthafter Ghalib
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In the Emperor's pitched pavilion, poets draw their corks; Lord, let this flow not go dry, leaving me sober alone!
Brazen day has swung open upon the bright heap of stars,
Though she speaks the rhyme of birds, though I translate not one vowel,
How grief darkens the night. How affliction alights on my rib.
Refugee status attained was the goal of misfortune; |

