This article analyzes the poetic imagery and symbols in the 250th ghazal of Gʻaroyib us-sigʻar (The Wonders of Youth), the first divan in Hazrat Mir Alisher Navoi’s Xazoyin ul-maoniy. The symbols of yellow and red represent maturity, while elements such as sarvinoz (graceful cypress), zulf (lock of hair), sahbo (wine), kalom (word), and ko‘ngul (heart) are interpreted from a Sufi perspective.

This ghazal belongs to the category of romantic ghazals. In terms of composition, it follows a voqeaband (narrative) and unified structure, where the idea from one couplet continues and develops in the next, maintaining logical coherence throughout.

sarvinoz(graceful cypress), zulf(hair), sahbo(wine), yellow, red, romantic, kalom(word), ko‘ngul(heart), saki.

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