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April 1, 2026˜The œMassachusetts review0 citations

Let's Sing Ghazals at Night

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ASAbhishek SenguptaSafdarjang Hospital

Key Points

  • To explore themes of poetry, music, and resistance through the character of Abdul.
  • Narrative structure told in second-person perspective
  • Character development through Abdul's lineage
  • Exploration of cultural and political themes
  • Portrayal of artistic expression as a form of resistance
  • Characterization of Abdul as a symbol of defiance
  • Emphasis on the emotional connection between reader and narrator

Abstract

Abstract: This short fiction, told in second-person, describes the reader and narrator's inheritance of the character Abdul, a poet and musician, who is killed while resisting an oppressive regime.

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Abhishek Sengupta (2026) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/69cd7b575652765b073a94b5https://doi.org/10.1353/mar.2026.a986496
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