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Meer Taqi Meer

Mir Taqi Mir has been used by a number of poets as a subject in their poetry. All poets who wrote after Mir acknowledged him as a master. While reading these verses you may see how Mir has been a healthy obsession with the poets through ages.

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rekhte ke tumhin ustad nahin ho 'ghaalib' kahte hain agle zamane mein koi 'mir' bhi tha in this famous closing couplet, ghalib displays a mix of modesty and reverence for literary history. he acknowledges that while he is a master of his craft, he is not the sole authority, paying homage to his legendary predecessor, mir taqi mir. it suggests that true artistic greatness is a continuum, and ghalib bows to the mastery of the past.

rekhte ke tumhin ustad nahin ho 'ghaalib' kahte hain agle zamane mein koi 'mir' bhi tha in this famous closing couplet, ghalib displays a mix of modesty and reverence for literary history. he acknowledges that while he is a master of his craft, he is not the sole authority, paying homage to his legendary predecessor, mir taqi mir. it suggests that true artistic greatness is a continuum, and ghalib bows to the mastery of the past.

'ghaalib' apna ye aqida hai ba-qaul-e-'nasikh' aap be-bahra hai jo mo'taqid-e-'mir' nahin the couplet declares an aesthetic creed: real poetic taste is measured by devotion to mir. by invoking nasikh as a supporting authority, ghalib turns a personal opinion into a ‘shared verdict.’ the sting lies in calling mir’s non-admirers “deprived,” mixing literary rivalry with playful, cutting wit.

ishq bin jine ke aadab nahin aate hain 'mir' sahab ne kaha hai ki miyan ishq karo

'mir' ka rang baratna nahin aasan ai 'dagh' apne diwan se mila dekhiye diwan un ka the couplet is a frank admission that mir’s poetic “color” (tone, diction, emotional texture) is difficult to reproduce. addressing himself, dagh urges a direct comparison of collections to recognize mir’s higher mastery. the metaphor of “rang” points to an inner artistic temperament, not just technique. emotionally, it blends reverence with humility and self-critique.

hamara 'mir'-ji se muttafiq hona hai na-mumkin uthana hai jo patthar ishq ka to halka bhaari kya

'iqbaal' ki nawa se musharraf hai go 'naim' urdu ke sar pe 'mir' ki ghazlon ka taj hai

jab bhi tuta mere khwabon ka hasin taj-mahal main ne ghabra ke kahi 'mir' ke lahje mein ghazal

ek 'mir' tha so aaj bhi kaghaz mein qaid hai hindi ghazal ka dusra autar main hi hun

suno main 'mir' ka diwan samajhta hun use jo namazi hain wo quran samajhte honge

'mir' ji ishq mana ki neamat nahin par main is ko bala bhi nahin manta manta hun khuda-e-sukhan bhi tumhein aur hukm-e-khuda bhi nahin manta

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