The words of Hafez's sonnets are both gentle and noble

The words of Hafez's sonnets are both gentle and noble

Referring to the words of the slain leader, Salehi said: Referring to the difference between an ode and a sonnet and the strength and grandeur of the ode, Hafez combined the sonnet and the ode in this angle, and the words of his sonnet are both gentle and noble, Hafez opened this chapter.

The Minister of Culture added: Another point of difference between Masnawi and Ghazal is that Masnawi has the ability to use imagery, but it is difficult in Ghazal. The GZ poets before Hafez were not strong in imagery, but Hafez says: I saw that the angels danced in the tavern / A man's flower grew and hit the corner, the inhabitants of Ramm set and flew royally / They were drunk with me like spirit repellents; These verses are intuitive, the images are surreal (superrealism) and beyond reality (realism), which is usually possible in Sanavis and not possible in Ghazal.