Deccan poetry

Deccan poetry refers to a rich tradition of literary works that emerged in the Deccan plateau region of India, particularly during the 16th to 19th centuries. This poetry often blends various languages, including Marathi, Urdu, Persian, and Kannada, reflecting the region's diverse culture and influences. Themes commonly explored include love, nature, philosophy, and spirituality. Prominent poets like Mirza Ghalib and others contributed to this legacy, producing vibrant verses that explored human emotions and experiences. Deccan poetry continues to be celebrated for its artistic expression and cultural significance in Indian literature.