Mirza Asadullah Khan Ghalib (1797–1869), the poet of Mughal Delhi, wrote in Urdu and Persian under the pen names Asad and Ghalib. Here is his complete Urdu verse: the Divan with its ghazals arranged by radeef, his qasidas, masnavis, qitas and rubaiyat, and four appendices of verse outside the standard text, with the editors' notes on variant readings in the margin.
5 books · 525 poems · 4,337 couplets
کلیاتِ غالب
kulliyat (کلیات) — the collected works of a poet, bound as one. Text from the Kulliyat-e-Ghalib web book, compiled by Juwairiya Masood from Nuskha-e-Urduweb and collated with the Arshi, Hamidia, Mehr and Raza editions; released into the public domain (CC0) at github.com/saadatm/ghalib.