4 Urdu couplets and shers with yaaron
yaaron: friends
Yaaron is an Urdu word meaning "friends" or "companions," often used affectionately to address a group of close buddies in casual conversation. Unlike formal terms like dost which denote singular friendship, yaaron conveys a plural, intimate camaraderie. Differs from mitr in Hindi by carrying a raw, streetwise warmth rooted in Urdu poetry. In literary usage, poets like Faiz Ahmed Faiz evoke yaaron to celebrate enduring bonds amid life's trials.
1 / 4: yaaron
'jaun' yaaron ke
yaar the hum to
my friends now
don’t even remember me
though ‘juan’ was
a dear friend of theirs
Theme: Friends, Family, & Community (141)
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2 / 4: yaaron
mujhe chalte jaana hai
bas chalte jaana
i am a traveler, my friends
with neither home, nor shelter
i just need to keep walking
keep walking
Theme: Quest, Journey, & Destination (54)
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3 / 4: yaaron
raah dikhaane wale pehle
barson raah bhaTakte hain
it is the state of being lost
friends, that guides the way
those who show the path
themselves wandered for years
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4 / 4: yaaron
aisa laga basar hue
jannat mein chaar din
four days spent
in the company of dear friends
felt like four days
lived in paradise
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