Uthti hi nahi nigaah kisi aur ki taraf

 

Uthti hi nahi nigaah kisi aur ki taraf 

Ek shakhs ka didar mujhe paband kar gaya 

Explanation (Tashreeh):

This couplet expresses deep, exclusive love and emotional captivity.

The poet says that his eyes no longer rise to look at anyone else, because the sight of one single person has bound him completely.

That one beloved’s presence is so powerful that it limits all other attractions, turning love into a willing imprisonment.

Here, “paband” (bound) does not mean force—it means devotion so intense that choice disappears.

The verse beautifully portrays how true love creates loyalty, focus, and surrender.

Meray haathon se lag kar phool mitti ho rahay hain

 

Meray haathon se lag kar phool mitti ho rahay hain
Meri aankhon se darya dekhna sehra lagay ga

Explanation:

This couplet expresses deep emotional pain and inner brokenness. The poet feels that something within him has been damaged so profoundly that whatever he touches loses its beauty and life—flowers turning into dust symbolize this sense of personal ruin and guilt.

In the second line, the poet suggests that his sorrow has changed his perception of the world. Even something as vast and life-giving as a river appears like a desert through his eyes. This reflects emotional numbness, despair, and the loss of hope, where abundance feels like emptiness and beauty feels meaningless.

Overall, the couplet portrays how inner grief and emotional trauma can distort reality, making the world appear barren and lifeless, regardless of its actual richness.

تم سے پہلے وہ جو ایک شخص یہاں تخت نشین تھا

 

Mohabbat hath mein pehni hoi chodi

 

میر و غالب کیا کہ بن پائے نہیں فیض و فراق

 میر و غالب کیا کہ بن پائے نہیں فیض و فراق

زعم یہ تھا رومی و عطار___بن جائیں گے ہم

Karo gay yaad to her baat yaad aaye gi

 

Bohat din ho gaye hein tum se bichday