Mental health

har ek baat ko chup-chap kyun suna jae kabhi to hausla kar ke nahin kaha jae

ji bahut chahta hai sach bolen kya karen hausla nahin hota i want to speak only what's true but courage fails, what can i do

shahr ki bhid mein shamil hai akela-pan bhi aaj har zehn hai tanhai ka mara dekho

ab us maqam pe hai mausamon ka sard mizaj ki dil sulagne lage aur dimagh jalne lage

aa gae dil mein waswase kitne waqt jab e'tibar ka aaya

naya naya hai so kah lo ise akela-pan phir is maraz ke kai aur nam aaenge

dimagh-o-dil ki thakan wala kada safar hai guman wala

mere dagh-e-jigar ko phul kah kar mujhe kanton mein khincha ja raha hai

be-dimagh-e-khajlat hun rashk-e-imtihan ta-kai ek bekasi tujh ko aalam-ashna paya the poet is exhausted by the constant humiliation and envy involved in love's trials and the rivalry for the beloved's attention. he abandons this struggle and addresses his own helplessness, realizing that suffering and destitution are the only universal truths that connect him to the entire world.