Darvish Khan Writes

Ghazals, Poetry, Articles, Rants, Ripostes, Reviews and Translates from the Persian

Skip to content

Home
about Darvish Khan…
about Francis Brabazon…
about Hafez and the ghazal…
Definitions…
email Darvish
Hafez’s Tomb-Shrine

← I long for the smile of the beloved of God

In The Year of the Water Dragon, good luck →

The Silent Word

Posted on May 17, 2012 by bill gannett

The Silent Word
Sings Poetry.
Listen, O heart
To her Mercy!

This entry was posted in quatrains. Bookmark the permalink.

← I long for the smile of the beloved of God

In The Year of the Water Dragon, good luck →

Subscribe by email
Subscribe by reader
Categories
- articles and notes (5)
- cosmological essays (1)
- Letters to AMBPPCT (4)
- my own poetry (236)
  - english language ghazals (187)
  - quatrains (34)
- quatrains translated from Rumi (44)
- rend, rendi (10)
- reviews (1)
- ripostes (3)
- translations from divan-e-hafez (78)
- translations from divan-e-hafez, revised with rhyme (5)
- translations from the divan-e-shams-e-tabrizi (1)
Archives
Search for:
Follow me on Twitter
My Tweets
Follow
Follow @darvishexande
My Recent Tweets
Find Darvish on YouTube
Meta

Darvish Khan Writes

Proudly powered by WordPress.

© 2010-2013 darvish khan writes All Rights Reserved -- Copyright notice by BLOGFORM