Jamali-Kamali
A Tale of Passion in Mughal India

Introduction by Milo Beach

In a park, just off a busy road in Delhi, India, the 16th-century Sufi court poet Jamali is buried in a tomb next to Kamali. According to oral tradition, Kamali was the poet’s homosexual lover, but little about the men is known. Chase envisions the love and longing between the two.

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LAND OF STONE
Breaking Silence Through Poetry
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