Hi Marissa I really enjoyed reading about your interpretation of the Ghazal. I like how in your first quote you expressed that the word seductive almost feels out of place. And I would have to agree with this I think a better word could possibly be "melodic" instead. I also like how you speak about the obsessive worries of life in your interpretation and how you connect this back to form. I also can connect with the very last sentence you wrote or more likely the words "Blind faith against the trivial worries of life" I feel as though this can correspond in many different ways to many different people lives. It shows that this naivety will never be able to prepare us for what the world may have to offer us. One last question I have for you Marissa is do you think the Ghazal form offers a sense freedom or does it shelter itself from other stylistic opportunities that can improve its form?