5 Urdu ash'ar / shaayari (shers, couplets) by
Nazeer Akbarabadi
1735-1830,
Agra (Uttar Pradesh)
1 / 5: Nazeer Akbarabadi
duur se aaye thay, saaqi
sun ke maikhaane ko hum
bas taraste hi chale afsos
paimaane ko hum
we have come from afar, o wine-pourer,
hearing of your tavern
and, regretfully, we left
thirsting for a single cup
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thay ham to khud-pasand bahut
lekin ishq mein
ab hai wahi pasand
jo ho yaar ko pasand
i used to be so self-absorbed
but in love
i like only that which
my beloved likes
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3 / 5: Nazeer Akbarabadi
tha iraada teri fariyaad karein
haakim se
woh bhi, aye shokh, tera
chaahne waala nikla
i sought to complain
about you to the judge
but alas, o playful one,
he, too, turned out your admirer
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sab kitaabon ke
khul gaye maani
jab se dekhi ‘nazir’
dil ki kitaab
the meaning of all books
became evident
when i read, ‘nazir’
the volume of my heart
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Theme: Heart, Mind & Memory (61)
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5 / 5: Nazeer Akbarabadi
hai dussehra mein bhi
yuun gar farhat-o-zeenat 'nazir'
par diwali bhi ajab
pakeeza-tar tyohaar hai
in dussehra too
there is joy and beauty, nazir
but diwali is
uniquely and purely joyous
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Theme: Religion, Reason & Tradition (58)
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