Ragnell’s Reviews > Selections from the Poetry of the Afghans: From the Sixteenth to the Nineteenth Century > Status Update

Okay, he put the weaker ones first and the stronger ones after them as they go on. I've gotten to Hamid, who is writing some damned good stuff. Wait, can I say damned good about religious poetry?

Can't say I'm too impressed with Rahman, who is rather sedate and feels very much like reading Proverbs. I just started the section on Mirza Khan and his poetry is rather exciting. it's religious as well, but there's more "oomph" to it, so to speak.