In Plato Socratic dialogues, he theorizes that since the material world is changing and therefore unreliable in nature, it is merely a product, an imitation of whatever exists in the World of Ideas/Forms. In this Ideal World, all ideas are organic and real; this world is just a replica of that. Hindi metaphysics also claims that this world is only an illusion. Mystic, philosopher and poet, Mohyiddin Ibn`Arabi proposed a very similar idea, suggesting that the Unity of Being is a single reality in its truest form, and all that the world contains is merely an image. In this article, the author explores how the concept of World of Ideas is contained and exhibited within the ghazal form. It appears that the concept allows for a freer flow of ideas within poetry, that the artist can explore both worlds.