2 Urdu couplets and shers with khizaan
khizaan(f): old, decay
Khizaan is the Urdu word for autumn, evoking the season of falling leaves, cooler winds, and a melancholic beauty in nature's cycle. Unlike bahaar , which bursts with vibrant renewal and blooming flowers, khizaan symbolizes decline and poignant transience. Differs from sarsabz greenery of summer, it paints a canvas of withered foliage and introspective quietude. In Urdu poetry, khizaan often metaphors lost love or life's fleeting joys, as in nostalgic
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nazren javaan hon to
khizaan bhi bahaar hai
the radiance of the garden
needs no season of flowers
if the sight is young and alive
even autumn blooms like spring
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bulbul ab jaan
hatheli pe liye baiThi hai
whether it is the hunter's approach
or dread of autumn
the nightingale waits, afraid,
holding its life in its palms
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