Do not Ask of Me, My love

Classical from of traditional Urdu poetry which had been influenced by persion literature. But faizs work revolutionizes the conventions extending the meanings of many traditional terms. For instance, faiz often addresses poems to his beloved a central word in the ghazal vocabulary. In his hands, it refers to both a person and also to the people as whole, even to revolution. He sees the individual as existing within a wider context the self of a human being, despite all its loves, troubles, joys and plants,is a tiny , limited and humble things