Sahir Ludhianvi Ki Shayri, Geet Nazm Ghazal Options Rating

[HarshBhatt]

MaiN pal do pal ka shayar hooN, pal do pal meri kahaani hai
pal do pal meri hasti hai, pal do pal meri jawaani hai




Duniya ne tajrubaat-o-hawaadis ki shakl meiN
jo kuchh mujhe diya hai woh lauTa raha hooN maiN

[HarshBhatt]

Aqaaid Waham Hain



aqaaid waham haiN, mazhab Khayaal-e-Khaam hai saaqi
azal se zehn-e-insaaN basta-e-auhaam hai saaqi

haqeeqat aashnaaii asl meiN gumkardah raahii hai
aroos-e-aagahii parvardah-e-ibhaam hai saaqi

mubaarak ho za’eefii ko Khirad ki falsafadaanii
javaabii be-niyaaz-e-ibrat-e-anjaam hai saaqii

havas hogii aseer-e-Halqa-e-nek-o-bad-e-aalam
muhabbat maavara-e-fikr-e-naNg-o-naam hai saaqi

abhii tak raaste ke pech-o-Kham se dil dhaRaktaa hai
mira zauq-e-talab shaayad abhii tak Khaam hai saaqi

vahaaN bhejaa gayaa houN chaak karne parda-e-shab ko
jahaaN har subah ke daaman pe aks-e-shaam hai saaqii

mire saaGhar meiN mai hai aur tire haathoN meiN barbat hai
vatan ki sarzameeN meiN bhook se kuhraam hai saaqii

zamanaa barsar-e-paikaar hai purhol sho’oloN se
tire lab par abhii tak naGhma-e-Khayyaam hai saaqii


‘aqaaid = rules (here it means perhaps religious beliefs)
mazhab = religion
Khyaal-e-Khaam = an immature thought.. a thought which hasn’t riped yet or reached its full potential
azal = from the beginning
zehn-e-insaaN = the mind of mankind
basta-e-auhaam = struck with doubts, full of doubts
haqeeqat aashnaaii = the knowledge of truth
gumkardah-raahii = strayed path
aroos-e-aagahi = bride of knowledge
parvardah-e-ibhaam = bread and brought up by doubt
za’eefi = old-age
Khirad = knowledge, mind
falsafadaani = philosophy
beniyaaz-e-ibrat-e-anjaam = able to dispense with the fear of the outcome
hawas = lust
aseer-e-halqa-e-nek-o-bad-e-aalam = capatured by world’s criterias of good and bad
maavaara = beyond
fikr-e-naNg-o-naam = shameful - disgraced thoughts
pech-o-Kham = twists and bends and curves
zauq-e-talab = search of delight, pleasure
parda-e-shab = the curtain of night
aks-e-shaam = the shadow of the evening
saaGhar = glass (of wine usually)
barbat = harp
kuhraam = lamentation, weeping
barsar-e-paikaar = head on in the battle
purhol = dreadful
naGhma-e-Khayyam = the song of Khayyaam